The tour begins with a warm welcome upon arrival at Cochin Airport or Railway Station. From here, the group embarks on a scenic drive to Munnar, a hill station renowned for its endless tea plantations and cool climate. The journey is enriched by picturesque landscapes, including cascading waterfalls like Cheeyappara and Valara, and occasional glimpses of cardamom and spice plantations. Upon reaching Munnar, guests check in at the hotel and unwind amid the refreshing mountain air. The rest of the evening is free for leisure, allowing travelers to absorb the serene ambiance of the hills.

After a hearty breakfast, the group sets out to explore the many natural and cultural attractions of Munnar. The day begins with a visit to Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and rolling grasslands. A guided tour of the Tea Museum follows, offering insights into the region's rich tea heritage. The journey continues to Mattupetty Dam, where calm waters reflect the surrounding hills, and Echo Point, known for its natural reverberations. At Kundala Lake, travelers can take in postcard-perfect views of wooded slopes and calm waters. As the sun sets, guests return to the hotel for a relaxed evening and overnight stay.

The morning begins with breakfast and check-out, followed by a drive to Thekkady, a region famed for its dense forests, spice plantations, and wildlife sanctuary. On arrival, the group checks into the hotel before heading out for an optional boat ride on Periyar Lake, which offers the chance to spot elephants and other wildlife along the banks. A guided visit to a nearby spice plantation offers a fascinating look at Kerala’s spice trade, while the evening provides opportunities to attend cultural shows or experience a traditional Ayurvedic massage. Guests return to the hotel for a restful night amidst nature.

Following breakfast, the group travels from Thekkady to Alleppey, Kerala’s backwater haven. Upon arrival, guests check in to a traditional houseboat or backwater resort. As the houseboat gently glides through narrow canals and wide lakes, the group is treated to tranquil views of coconut groves, paddy fields, and village life along the banks. Freshly prepared local meals are served onboard, creating a delightful culinary experience. As dusk settles over the water, the group enjoys the serenity of the backwaters, making this a highlight of the journey.

After breakfast, the group departs from Alleppey and begins the drive toward Kovalam. En route, a stop is made at Jatayu Earth’s Center in Chadayamangalam, home to the world’s largest bird sculpture – the magnificent Garuda (Jatayu) Statue. This iconic structure, perched on a hilltop, is a tribute to the mythical eagle from the Ramayana and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. A cable car ride takes guests up to the statue, where they can explore the park, enjoy photo opportunities, and learn about its mythological significance.

After the visit, the journey continues to Kovalam. On arrival, guests check in to their beachside hotel and enjoy a leisurely evening by the sea.

his day is dedicated to enjoying the coastal charm of Kovalam. After breakfast, guests may explore the town’s three crescent-shaped beaches – Lighthouse, Hawa, and Samudra – each offering its unique blend of beauty and calm. Those looking for experiences beyond the beach may opt for an Ayurvedic massage, a catamaran ride, or a short visit to the tranquil Poovar backwaters. The relaxed pace of the day allows guests to shop for souvenirs, savor coastal cuisine, or simply bask in the sun and sea breeze.

On the final day, guests enjoy breakfast before checking out and proceeding to Trivandrum for their return journey. Depending on the departure schedule, the group may visit the revered Padmanabhaswamy Temple, a marvel of Dravidian architecture, or take a brief detour to Shankhumugham Beach. With hearts full of memories and cameras full of stunning landscapes, guests are dropped at the Trivandrum Airport or Railway Station to board their onward journey, bidding farewell to Kerala – a land of lush greenery, calm waters, and soulful experiences.