Day 1: Arrival in Kochi

Your journey through the state of Kerala takes off from the state's cultural capital, Kochi. Kochi city is a perfect example of the modern city that has incorporated history in it. Once you reach the Kochi International Airport, we will arrange for a representative to receive you and transport you to our accommodation.

After check-in and a short rest, it is recommended to start the sightseeing tour of Kochi. Begin your journey at the Fort Kochi proper, famous for its painted houses and Portuguese houses. Explore the colonialesque St Francis Church – the first European edifice in India that held the remains of Vasco da Gama for a while. Visit the Chinese fishing nets that have been installed here and are unique to this region of Kerala and are synonymous with Kochi.

Then visit the Jewish Synagogue which is located in Jew street, Mattancherry. This is one of the oldest synagogues in the whole of the Commonwealth and it has hand painted tiles from China, Belgian glass chandeliers and many other interesting antiques. Adjacent to the Synagogue is the Dutch palace (Palace of the Cochin kingdom) housing marvelous collection of paintings including temple art, King and Raja of cochin etc.

Watch a Kathakali dance in the evening and witness how dancers with their colorful costumes, facial makeup, and unique movements retell ancient myths. This way it opens up well to introduce the cultural heritage of kerala.

Day 2: Kochi to Munnar (130 km/4 hours)

Following breakfast, explore the hotel and start a picturesque journey to Munnar, a hill resort tucked away in the Western Ghats. Renowned for its pleasant temperature, mist-covered hills, and expansive tea estates, Munnar is a refuge for adventure seekers and environmentalists.

Stop on way to the Cheeyappara Waterfalls and Valara Waterfalls, which provide a lovely vista and ideal location for a brief photo shoot. As far as the eye can see, the rich vegetation, meandering roads, and tea estates will enthrall you as you keep driving.

Once at Munnar, check into your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day leisurely. You may stroll around the tea gardens, investigate the nearby markets, or unwind in your hotel's comfort.

Overnight visit at Munnar.

Day 3: Munnar Sightseeing

Having a hearty meal first thing in the morning will help you to see Munnar's amazing views. Start your journey to the Eravikulam National Park, which houses the Nilgiri Tahr under threat. Renowned for its undulating hills covered in a carpet of rare species and provides breathtaking vistas of the nearby valleys, this park Should you be fortunate, you may find the Nilgiri Tahr grazing among the verdant surroundings.

After that, go to the Tea Museum housed at the Tata Tea Estate to discover Munnar's tea producing history and tea-making techniques. The museum has a fascinating collection of images, tools, and machines connected to tea farming.

Proceed to the well-known tourist destination Mattupetty Dam and Lake, where boating is possible and one may appreciate the local picturesque beauty. Lush woodlands ring the dam, and the calm lake provides a haven.

A further must-see location is Echo Point, where the natural echo phenomenon takes place. For both children and adults, shout your name and hear it return from the nearby hills—a great experience. Then go to Kundala Lake, a gorgeous location noted for its breathtaking hillside setting and tea plantations. Here you could also enjoy a shikara boat trip.

Retrace your steps to your accommodation in the evening and enjoy the rest of the day free.

Day 4: Munnar to Alleppey (180 km/5 hours)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Alleppey (Alappuzha), famously known as the "Venice of the East." Alleppey is renowned for its serene backwaters, houseboats, and network of canals that make it a unique destination in Kerala.

Upon arrival, check into your traditional houseboat, which will be your accommodation for the night. These houseboats are well-equipped with modern amenities while retaining their traditional charm. Set sail through the backwaters, and as you glide along the serene waters, you'll witness the picturesque countryside, lush paddy fields, coconut groves, and small villages that line the banks.

Enjoy a delicious lunch prepared on board with fresh local ingredients. As the houseboat meanders through the narrow canals, you'll get a glimpse of the local life—children waving from the shores, fishermen casting their nets, and women washing clothes by the water's edge.

In the evening, the houseboat will anchor at a peaceful spot in the backwaters, allowing you to soak in the tranquility of the surroundings. The sunset over the backwaters is a sight to behold, with the sky painted in hues of orange and pink.

Dinner will be served on board, followed by a restful overnight stay in the houseboat. 

Day 5: Alleppey to Kovalam (160 km/4 hours)

Awaken to the comforting sounds of the surroundings and have a classic Kerala breakfast aboard. Following a quiet morning, see from the houseboat and then travel to Kovalam, one of Kerala's most well-known beaches.

Known for its crescent-shaped beaches dotted with palm palms, Kovalam provides the ideal fusion of leisure and adventure. When you arrive, check into your beachfront hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day leisurely.

You could decide to swim in the turquoise waves, lounge on the golden sands of Lighthouse Beach, or explore the adjacent Hawa Beach and Samudra Beach. Activities include surfing, parasailing, and catamaran rides are accessible to the more daring.

Wander around the beach in the evening, savor a breathtaking sunset, and eat some local seafood cuisine at one of the shacks on the shore.

Overnight stay in Kovalam.

Day 6: Kovalam Sightseeing

See Kovalam and its environs on a sightseeing excursion after breakfast. Visit the famous Lighthouse Beach first, where you may climb the 142 steps to reach the top for a panoramic perspective of the Arabian Sea and shoreline.

After that, stop to the Padmanabhapuram Palace in Thuckalay, a neighboring town. This 16th-century palace is a great example of traditional Kerala architecture with its wooden carvings, paintings, and complex patterns. Surrounded in beautiful grounds, the palace provides a window into the area's rich past.

Proceed to the Thiruvallam Parasurama shrine, a singular shrine honouring the fabled founder of Kerala, Lord Parasurama. The temple is a calm and spiritual place as it sits at the meeting of the Karamana River and the Arabian Sea.

In the afternoon, visit the Veli Tourist Village to see Veli Lake meeting the Arabian Sea. This well-liked picnic area has floating bridges, watercraft access, and beautifully designed gardens. You may also investigate the neighboring Akkulam Lake, well-known for its peace and boat access.

Return to your resort in Kovalam and spend the evening at leisure.

Overnight stay in Kovalam.

Day 7: Departure from Trivandrum

After breakfast, explore your resort and then go to Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram), Kerala's capital. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple—one of the wealthiest and most respected temples in India—is accessible depending on your departure point. The temple's gold-plated dome and complex sculptures are well-known; its construction combines Dravidian and Kerala forms.

You may also visit the Kuthiramalika Palace Museum and the Napier Museum, which highlight a great variety of relics, artwork, and displays connected to Kerala's past and present.

Finally, you will be dropped off at Trivandrum International Airport for your onward journey, marking the end of your unforgettable Kerala trip.

Conclusion

This six-night and seven-day Munnar kochi alleppy kovalam tour provides the ideal mix of adventure, landscape, culture, and leisure. This schedule encompasses the best of what Kerala has to offer, from the misty highlands of Munnar to the peaceful backwaters of Alleppey, Kochi's historic appeal, and the sun-kissed beaches of Kovalam. This vacation promises to generate lasting experiences whether your travel companions are friends, family, or a couple. So be ready to discover the wonders of Kerala.