Kochin’s colonial charm and fascinating Malayali culture is a beautiful entry into Kerala, god’s own country. Allepey and Quilon within the mangrove waterjungle of the backwaters reflect an ancient culture nutured by this unique lagoon system. Kanyakumari is the southmost tip of India and has always been a place considered to be very romantic. Its beaches invite for a relaxing stay. The journey continues to Madurai, home to the famous Meenakshi temple, which has a large market and is a colourful town. Kodaikanal is South India’s highest and probably most special hill station with its steep mountains, thick forests and gushing waterfalls. From there the journey continous to Silent Valley, South India’s last virgin jungle, which is an exciting yet tranquil and unfrequently travelled spot. In Keralasherry one can experience authentic Kerala village life, with its slow breath and simplicity.

Itenerary:

Day 01 Arrival at Cochin, International Airport Day 02 Visit Fort Cochin and the Fishing Coast, leave for Alleppey Day 03 Boatride on the Backwaters from Alleppey to Quilon Day 04 Quilon to Kanyakumari via Padmanabhapuram Palace Day 05 Visit of Kanyakumari and time to relax at the beach Day 06 Kanyakumari to Madurai Day 07 Visit of Madurai temple and town Day 08 Madurai to Kodaikanal Day 09 Small day trek in Kodaikanal Day 10 Kodaikanal to Coimbatore Day 11 Coimbatore to Silent Valley,day hike and overnight in Silent Valley Forest House Day 12 Silent Valley to Keralasherry Village, homestay (Ottapalam) Day 13 Keralasherry Day 14 Keralasherry to Cochin