Welcome to Kerala! Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your pre-booked driver. The journey to your hotel in Fort Kochi will take you through the bustling city into its historic heart.

Settle into a charming heritage hotel in Fort Kochi. These hotels often feature traditional Keralan architecture, courtyards, and a tranquil atmosphere, offering an authentic start to your journey.

Take a leisurely evening stroll to the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets. Watch the local fishermen operate these massive cantilevered nets against the backdrop of a beautiful sunset over the Arabian Sea.

Indulge in fresh seafood at one of Fort Kochi's renowned restaurants. Enjoy dishes like 'Karimeen Pollichathu' (Pearl Spot fish steamed in a banana leaf) or fresh grilled prawns.

Explore the historic streets of Fort Kochi on foot. Visit St. Francis Church, the oldest European church in India and the original burial site of Vasco da Gama. Then, admire the beautiful murals of the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica.

Take a short auto-rickshaw ride to Mattancherry. Visit the Dutch Palace (Mattancherry Palace) to see its stunning murals depicting Hindu epics. Afterwards, walk to the Paradesi Synagogue in Jew Town, surrounded by antique shops and spice markets.

Enjoy lunch at a quaint cafe in the Jew Town area. Many offer a mix of local Keralan and international dishes in a relaxed, artistic setting.

Witness a captivating Kathakali performance, a traditional Keralan dance-drama. Arrive early to watch the intricate makeup application process, which is a performance in itself.

Embark on a picturesque journey to Munnar. The route winds through rubber plantations and forests, with stunning viewpoints and waterfalls like Cheeyappara and Valara along the way.

Arrive in Munnar and check into a resort nestled amidst the tea gardens. Enjoy the panoramic views and the refreshing mountain air.

Learn about the history and process of tea cultivation in the region at the Tata Tea Museum (or KDHP Museum). The tour includes a demonstration of tea processing and a tea tasting session.

Explore Munnar town and have dinner at a local restaurant. Try some authentic Keralan dishes that are different from the coastal cuisine.

Visit Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. A park bus takes you up to a point from where you can walk and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding hills.

After the park, drive to Mattupetty Dam, a beautiful spot for boating and sightseeing. A short drive further takes you to Echo Point, where you can have fun shouting and hearing your voice reverberate through the hills.

Have lunch at a restaurant near Mattupetty or on your way back to the hotel, enjoying the scenic beauty of the tea gardens.

Spend the evening relaxing at your resort. Alternatively, take a guided walk through a nearby tea estate to get up close with the tea pluckers and learn about their life.

After breakfast, check out and drive to Thekkady. The route descends from the tea hills into valleys filled with spice plantations, offering another beautiful Keralan landscape.

Check into your hotel in Kumily, the town adjacent to the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Many resorts are set in lush green surroundings, enhancing the nature-focused experience.

Take a guided tour of a local spice plantation. See how spices like cardamom, pepper, cloves, cinnamon, and nutmeg are grown. The aromatic experience is a treat for the senses.

In the evening, you can watch a performance of Kalaripayattu, the ancient martial art form of Kerala. The show is energetic and showcases incredible agility and skill.

Enjoy a final breakfast in the hills before descending to the coastal plains and the backwaters of Alleppey (Alappuzha), the 'Venice of the East'.

At the Alleppey finishing point, board your private Kettuvallam (houseboat). You'll be welcomed with a refreshing drink. Settle in as your journey through the serene backwaters begins.

Your personal chef will prepare a delicious, traditional Keralan lunch, often featuring 'Karimeen' fry, sambar, rice, and various vegetable dishes, all served on a banana leaf.

Spend the afternoon cruising through a network of canals, lakes, and lagoons. Witness the local way of life: children playing, people farming, and small canoes used for daily transport. The boat will anchor for the night by a village.

Wake up to the gentle sounds of the backwaters. Enjoy breakfast on the boat as it makes a short final cruise before you disembark at Alleppey.

Transfer to a dedicated Ayurvedic resort in the backwaters region (like Kumarakom or Marari). These resorts specialize in wellness and offer a tranquil environment for relaxation.

This is your time for rejuvenation. After a consultation with an Ayurvedic doctor, indulge in a prescribed therapy. 'Abhyangam' (a synchronized full-body massage) or 'Shirodhara' (a continuous stream of warm oil on the forehead) are popular choices for relaxation and de-stressing.

Enjoy a healthy and delicious dinner at your resort. Many Ayurvedic centers offer 'Sattvic' food that complements the wellness treatments, focusing on fresh, local, and balanced ingredients.

Enjoy a final, leisurely breakfast at your resort, soaking in the last moments of tranquility in God's Own Country.

Your driver will pick you up from the resort for your transfer to the airport. The journey will take you back through the Keralan countryside.