Enchanting Expedition of Kerala 6N7D

Overview

About Kerala Expedition Tour Package

Looking for a soul soothing and mesmerizing destination to explore? Then what are you waiting for, travel with us and explore God’s Own Country with our Enchanting Expedition of Kerala 7 Days 6 Nights Tour Package. This Kerala Trip will be one of the most alluring and breathtaking trips of your life as you’ll cover destinations like Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey, Kovalam, Kanyakumari and Trivandrum, with our all in one Kerala Tour Package.

First we’ll take you to Munnar, where virgin forests, huge splashy waterfalls, scenic valleys, savannah and rolling hills awaits you. Munnar Tour Package offers so much for every traveler. It is also famous for a rare plant called Neelakurinji, which flowers only once in 12 years, you’ll get awestruck by the viewpoints of the Kashmir of South India.

Then our next stop will be Thekkady, which is situated in Idukki district and is one of the most popular destinations to explore in Kerala. Popular for its Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, it is a retreat for hikers and animal lovers. Thekkady also provides Two hour boating trips at the feigned lake near the sanctuary. You can also explore its vast green forests and trek through the trails under the guidance of experts.

Alleppey, which is perhaps the most heartwarming backwaters in Kerala, is given the name of Venice of the East by Lord Curzon as it is a town famous for its picturesque canals, backwaters, beaches and lagoons. Travelers, you'll really have an amazing experience in this enchanting town of Kerala.

Beach Lovers, Kovalam awaits you. Situated in the southern part of Kerala it is an internationally renowned beach with three adjacent crescent beaches. Kovalam is fondly known as the Groove of Coconut Trees and a popular spot for tourists and ocean fanatics.

Situated in the southernmost tip, Kanyakumari offers unique views of sunrise and sunset over three converging seas. Visit the Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Thiruvalluvar Statue, and Gandhi Memorial. The town is known for historic temples, and the Vattakottai Fort. It's a significant pilgrimage site and offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Kerala's capital city, Trivandrum, is a mix of traditional and modern. Visit the iconic Padmanabhaswamy Temple, known for its Dravidian architecture. Explore Napier Museum and Zoo, or relax at Kovalam Beach. The city offers rich cultural experiences, from art galleries to classical dance performances. It's also a gateway to Kerala's backwaters and hill stations.

Places to Visit in 7 Days Kerala Tour

Blossom Park - Situated in Munnar, Blossom Park is a well-maintained botanical garden overlooking the hills and surrounding tea plantations. The park has beautiful lawns, lots of colorful flowers, and walking paths, hence highly suitable for leisurely strolls and picnics.

Mattupetty Lake and Dam - This beautiful lake is surrounded by tea plantations and forests. The lake has boating facilities available. The dam, constructed across this for hydroelectricity and irrigation, is itself a sight to behold and photographs well. This is a favorite haunt for people who come to enjoy the solitude and beauty of Munnar's highlands.

Echo Point - This place is named because of the natural echo effect. Echo Point offers a fine view of the surrounding hills and the valleys. Visitors can take the panoramic landscape and get a feel of the echo effect. A serene location, this is for nature lovers and photographers.

Kundala Lake - It is an artificial lake surrounded by rolling hills and tea plantations. The place is calm and serene, ideal for boating, picnicking, and other such activities. An arch dam nearby adds further beauty to the picture.

Eravikulam National Park - It is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, and this national park gives an opportunity for trekking with beautiful views of the Western Ghats. Flora and fauna in this sanctuary are quite varied, with the Neelakurinji flower that blooms once in 12 years.

Sevenmallay Tea Estate - It is a large tea plantation that encompasses all aspects of tea cultivation and processing. One can stroll amidst the green gardens of tea plantations, know more about tea production, and enjoy the panoramic view of surroundings.

Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary - Situated in Thekkady, it is built around Periyar Lake. This place is known to have a variety of wildlife, such as elephants, tigers, and a lot of bird types. Activities offered to visitors include boat rides on the lake and guided forest treks.

Lighthouse Beach - It gets its name from the 35-meter high lighthouse situated on this very famous Kovalam Beach. The long stretch of golden sand is complemented by crystal-clear water and different activities to be done on the water. The beach is also lined with shops and restaurants, making it a very lively spot.

Hawa Beach - Otherwise known as Eve's Beach, this beach in Kovalam is less crowded than Lighthouse Beach. Providing a more tranquil setting, it is best suited for sunbathing and - swimming. The crescent-shaped beach faces directly onto the Laccadive Sea and is backed by coconut palms, adding to its tropical charm.

Vivekananda Rock Memorial - Located on a small island off Kanyakumari, this memorial is dedicated to Swami Vivekananda. It's reached by a short ferry ride and offers panoramic views of the meeting point of three seas. The memorial includes a meditation hall and a statue of Vivekananda.

Thiruvalluvar Statue - This 133-foot tall statue of the Tamil poet and philosopher Thiruvalluvar stands on a small island near Kanyakumari. It's an impressive sight, especially when viewed alongside the Vivekananda Rock Memorial. The statue is a tribute to Tamil culture and literature.

Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple: Located in Trivandrum, this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Known for its Dravidian architecture and gold-plated gopuram, it's one of the wealthiest temples in the world. The temple's intricate carvings and spiritual atmosphere make it a must-visit site.

Things do in Kerala One Week Tour

Houseboat Cruise in Alleppey: Experience the serene backwaters of Kerala on a traditional houseboat. Glide through palm-fringed canals, observe local life, and enjoy freshly cooked Kerala cuisine onboard. It's a quintessential Kerala experience offering unparalleled relaxation and natural beauty.

Tea Plantation Tour in Munnar: Explore the verdant tea gardens of Munnar. Learn about tea cultivation, processing, and enjoy tea tasting sessions. The misty hills and endless green slopes provide breathtaking views and excellent photo opportunities.

Ayurvedic Treatments: Indulge in authentic Ayurvedic therapies, Kerala's traditional system of medicine. Many resorts offer rejuvenating massages, wellness packages, and holistic treatments. It's a great way to relax and experience an integral part of Kerala's culture.

Wildlife Safari in Periyar: Take a boat safari or guided trek in Periyar National Park. Spot diverse wildlife including elephants, birds, and if you're lucky, tigers. The park's scenic beauty and rich biodiversity make it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.

Beach Relaxation in Kovalam: Unwind on the beautiful beaches of Kovalam. Enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The lighthouse beach offers stunning sunset views, while Hawa Beach provides a more tranquil atmosphere.

Kathakali Performance: Watch a traditional Kathakali dance-drama performance. This classical art form combines elaborate costumes, expressive dance, and storytelling. Many cultural centers offer shows with explanations, making it accessible to tourists.

Fort Kochi Exploration: Wander through the historic streets of Fort Kochi. Visit the Chinese fishing nets, St. Francis Church, and enjoy the area's colonial architecture. The district's rich history and vibrant art scene make it a cultural treasure.

Spice Plantation Tour: Visit a spice plantation to learn about Kerala's famous spices. See how cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, and vanilla are grown. Many tours offer cooking demonstrations and the chance to purchase fresh spices.

Attend a Kerala Cooking Class: Learn to prepare traditional Kerala dishes. Many hotels and local homes offer cooking classes where you can master the art of making appam, fish curry, and other local delicacies.

Trek in the Western Ghats: Embark on a trekking adventure in the Western Ghats. Areas like Wayanad offer trails through lush forests, past waterfalls, and to scenic viewpoints. It's a great way to experience Kerala's diverse flora and fauna.

How to Reach Kerala

By Air: Kerala has three international airports: Cochin (Kochi), Trivandrum, and Calicut (Kozhikode). Kochi is the busiest and most central. Domestic flights connect these airports to major Indian cities. From the airport, you can take taxis or pre-arranged transfers to your destination.

By Train: There is a good railway network connecting Kerala with the rest of India. Major railway junctions are at Trivandrum, Kochi, Kozhikode, and Thrissur. Fast and convenient trains include the Kerala Express from New Delhi and the Rajdhani Express from Mumbai.

By Road: You can also board buses or drive down from neighboring states. NH connects Kerala to Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and other places. There are luxury buses from important cities like Bangalore and Chennai.

Best Time to Visit Kerala

October to February: This is considered the peak tourist season. The weather is cool and pleasant with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 32°C (72°F to 90°F). It's ideal for all activities including beach visits, houseboat cruises, and wildlife safaris. However, this period can be crowded and prices are typically higher.

March to May: These are the summer months in Kerala. Temperatures can rise to 35°C (95°F) or higher, especially in inland areas. While it's hot, it's a good time for hill station visits to places like Munnar where it's cooler. It's also the best time to see animals in wildlife sanctuaries as they come out in search of water.

June to September: This is the monsoon season. While heavy rains can disrupt travel plans, it's when Kerala is at its most lush and beautiful. It's an excellent time for Ayurvedic treatments and to experience the famous Snake Boat Races (usually in August). Some travelers enjoy the less crowded attractions and lower prices during this period.

Other related packages: Munnar Tour Package, Munnar Alleppey Tour Package, Munnar Thekkady Alleppey Tour Package, Kerala 6 Days Tour, Kerala Family Tour Package

Things To Pack

Know Before You Go

• In case of Quad/Triple Sharing Occupancy, mainly the room will contain extra mattresses, not beds.
• Special facilities such as room with view, early check-in, smoking or non-smoking rooms, same floor, adjacent or interconnected rooms, etc. are truly subject to availability upon arrival at the accommodation, never pre-allotted or cannot be guaranteed prior. Any expenses arising out of this is to be borne by the traveler themselves.
• On our Kerala trips, we follow CP meal plan in which the menu will be on a buffet basis and not on A-la-Carte basis. This fixed menu plan does not include evening snacks and cold drinks/liquor, soups or desserts. If the traveler wants to order beyond a fixed meal plan i.e. on A-la-Carte basis, they are requested to make direct payment for additional items.
• Consumption and serving of alcohol in some properties/rooms is subject to accommodation's rules and regulations. We respect their decisions and request our travelers also to adhere to such rules.
• In hilly regions, no AC will be operational in vehicles like Tempo Traveler / Innova / Ertiga / Xylo / Scorpio or any similar category.
• The vehicle used for your trip will be exclusively used as per the itinerary only (on point-to-point basis) and will not go beyond the specified itinerary to back-end team & drivers.
• Due to unforeseen situations (force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ curfew, Union strike, VVIP movement, etc.) the vehicle reporting may get delayed and in such case, we request you to bear with us and show your cooperation.