Kerala tourism best 5 night 6 days tour plan with tour destination and Kerala tour itinerary.

 detailed itinerary for 5 night 6 days Kerala tour.

Day 1: Cochin Arrival

  • Arrival in Cochin: Check-in to your hotel and freshen up.
  • Sightseeing in Cochin:Visit Fort Kochi and explore the Chinese Fishing Nets, St. Francis Church, and Santa Cruz Basilica.Take a stroll in the Jew Town area and visit the Paradesi Synagogue and Mattancherry Palace.Enjoy an evening Kathakali dance performance.
  • Overnight in Cochin.

Day 2: Cochin to Munnar

  • Morning: After breakfast, drive to Munnar (approximately 4-5 hours).
  • On the way:Visit Cheeyappara Waterfalls and Valara Waterfalls.Stop by the spice plantations for a short tour.
  • Afternoon: Arrive in Munnar, check-in to your hotel.
  • Evening: Visit the Tea Museum and enjoy a relaxing evening at the hotel.
  • Overnight in Munnar.

Day 3: Munnar Sightseeing

  • Morning: Visit the Eravikulam National Park to see the Nilgiri Tahr.
  • Afternoon:Explore the Mattupetty Dam and enjoy a boat ride.Visit Echo Point and Kundala Lake.
  • Evening: Spend some time at the local market.
  • Overnight in Munnar.

Day 4: Munnar to Thekkady

  • Morning: After breakfast, drive to Thekkady (approximately 3-4 hours).
  • Afternoon: Check-in to your hotel.Visit the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary for a boat ride on Periyar Lake.
  • Evening: Enjoy a cultural show or take part in an elephant ride.
  • Overnight in Thekkady.

Day 5: Thekkady to Alleppey

  • Morning: After breakfast, drive to Alleppey (approximately 4-5 hours).
  • Afternoon: Check-in to a houseboat and begin your backwater cruise.Enjoy the serene backwaters, paddy fields, and village life.
  • Evening: Dinner and overnight stay on the houseboat.

Day 6: Alleppey to Cochin Drop

  • Morning: Disembark from the houseboat after breakfast.
  • Drive to Cochin: (approximately 1.5 hours).
  • Departure: Drop off at Cochin airport/railway station for your onward journey.

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