Best Kerala and Tamilnadu with Karnataka Tour plan. 18 dyas

 Kerala - Tamil Nadu - Karnataka



Madurai arrival - 1 night madurai - 1 night Rameshuwaram - 2 night kovalam - 1 night Kumarakom - 1 night thekkady - 2 night Munnar - 2 night kodaikanal - 3 night wayanad - 1 night coorg - 1 night mysoor - 2 night ooty - coimbatore drop

Here is your detailed itinerary based on your plan:

Day 1: Arrival in Madurai

Arrive in Madurai

Check-in to your hotel

Visit: Meenakshi Amman Temple, Thirumalai Nayakkar Palace, and Gandhi Memorial Museum

Day 2: Madurai to Rameshwaram (Approx. 3.5 hours drive)

Travel to Rameshwaram

Check-in to your hotel

Visit: Ramanathaswamy Temple, Pamban Bridge, and Dhanushkodi Beach

Day 3-4: Rameshwaram to Kovalam (Approx. 7 hours drive)

Day 3: Travel to Kovalam

Check-in to your hotel

Relax at Kovalam Beach, visit Lighthouse Beach, and Hawa Beach

Day 4: Kovalam Sightseeing

Enjoy the beaches, visit the Vizhinjam Lighthouse, and indulge in Ayurvedic treatments

Day 5: Kovalam to Kumarakom (Approx. 4.5 hours drive)

Travel to Kumarakom

Check-in to your hotel or houseboat

Enjoy the backwaters, bird watching at Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, and traditional Kerala cuisine

Day 6: Kumarakom to Thekkady (Approx. 4 hours drive)

Travel to Thekkady

Check-in to your hotel

Visit Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Spice Plantation Tour, and enjoy a boat ride on Periyar Lake

Day 7-8: Thekkady to Munnar (Approx. 3 hours drive)

Day 7: Travel to Munnar

Check-in to your hotel

Relax or explore local markets

Day 8: Munnar Sightseeing

Visit: Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam, Tea Museum, and Kundala Lake

Day 9-10: Munnar to Kodaikanal (Approx. 5 hours drive)

Day 9: Travel to Kodaikanal

Check-in to your hotel

Relax or take a stroll around Kodaikanal Lake

Day 10: Kodaikanal Sightseeing

Visit: Coaker's Walk, Bryant Park, Pillar Rocks, and Green Valley View

Day 11-13: Kodaikanal to Wayanad (Approx. 9 hours drive)

Day 11: Travel to Wayanad

Check-in to your hotel

Day 12: Wayanad Sightseeing

Visit: Edakkal Caves, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, and Soochipara Waterfalls

Day 13: Relax and Explore More

Explore Banasura Sagar Dam, Pookode Lake, and local spice plantations

Day 14: Wayanad to Coorg (Approx. 3.5 hours drive)

Travel to Coorg

Check-in to your hotel

Visit: Abbey Falls, Raja's Seat, and coffee plantations

Day 15: Coorg to Mysore (Approx. 3 hours drive)

Travel to Mysore

Check-in to your hotel

Visit: Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hill, and Brindavan Gardens

Day 16: Mysore Sightseeing

Explore Mysore

Visit: St. Philomena's Church, Mysore Zoo, and local markets for silk and sandalwood

Day 17-18: Mysore to Ooty (Approx. 3.5 hours drive)

Day 17: Travel to Ooty

Check-in to your hotel

Visit: Botanical Gardens, Ooty Lake, and Doddabetta Peak

Day 18: Ooty Sightseeing

Explore: Tea Museum, Rose Garden, and Emerald Lake

Day 19: Ooty to Coimbatore (Approx. 3 hours drive)

Travel to Coimbatore

Drop-off at the desired location

Travel and Booking Details

• Transportation : Luxury tempo travellers with experienced multilingual driver-guides.

• Accommodation : Book 3-star or 4-star hotels based on availability and budget.

• Additional Services : Sightseeing Package tours and customized travel itineraries.

• Kerala taxi service and Tempo Traveller Rentals for Kerala and Tamil Nadu Tour:

• Dzire : For 2/3 Passengers

• Ertiga : For 4/5 Passengers

• 6+1 Innova : For 6 Passengers

• 7+1 Innova : For 7 Passengers

• Innova Crysta : For 5/7 Passengers

• Tempo Traveller: Details

• 08 — Seater Luxury tempo traveller : For 08 Passengers

• 10-seater tempo traveller : For 10 Passengers

• 12-seater tempo traveller: For 12 Passengers

• 13-seater tempo traveller: For 13 Passengers

• 17-seater tempo traveller : For 13/17 Passengers

• 26-seater tempo traveller : For 18/25 Passengers

More Destinations and Packages

Thank you for visiting our itinerary page. For more destinations and local sightseeing — customized packages, feel free to contact us.

Best regards,

Cab in Kerala — Kerala Tempo Rental — Sarathy Rentals

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