Kochi in Kerala is a must-visit city, dotted with some amazing attractions. Ernakulam is the modern side of the city, where one can enjoy colours and sights of the city.
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Day 2-Explore Fort Kochi
Unlike Ernakulam, Fort Kochi is the historic heart of Kochi, brimming with all the prime attractions. This is where you’ll find Chinese fishing nets and St Francis Church.
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Day 3-Head to Munnar
Your Kerala trip won’t be complete without visiting Munnar. The gorgeous hill station is known for its lush-green tea plantations.
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Day 4-Spend a day exploring Munnar
Apart from the tea plantations, the hill station is home to the beautiful Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point and Top Station. Besides, one can also go hiking and visit the Eravikulam National Park.
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Day 5-Visit Alleppey
Alappuzha (or Alleppey) on the Laccadive Sea is noted for its houseboat cruises along the backwaters. Stay a night in the boathouse and enjoy cruising through canals and lagoons.
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Day 6-Explore Alleppey
Do not miss out on visiting the Alappuzha Beach, which is home to the 19th-century Alappuzha Lighthouse. The Mullakkal Temple is also a must-visit here.
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Day 7-A trip to Marari
Located close to Alleppey is Marari, which is a quieter and chilled out option for backwater lovers. Stay here in a houseboat, and enjoy some peaceful time with nature.
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Day 7-Spend some time at Marari Beach
Marari Beach is believed to be one of the best beaches in Kerala. It is also ‘the’ beach in Kerala for swimming.
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Day 7-Ayurveda massage
Kerala is famed for its Ayurveda programmes and massages, which is an experience in itself. You can opt for a massage in one of the renowned centres in Marari.
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