Day 3 : Kochi (Cochin)
Take the early morning flight to Cochin, arriving at your hotel there in mid-morning and spending the afternoon sightseeing. The Chinese cantilevered fishing nets, Jewish synagogues, Portuguese churches, Hindu temples and Dutch fort all make the point that this is a very cosmopolitan city.

Day 4 : Kochi - Munnar
This morning you drive to Munnar, some 4 hours away and a breath of fresh air at a height of 1600 m. in the Western Ghats. Once the summer resort of the British Raj in the south, leafy Munnar has lakes, streams,
tea estates and views of Anamudi, south India's highest peak. Munnar is located at the confluence of the mountain streams Muthirappuzha, Chanduvarai and Kundala. It is surrounded by wild jungles and is wet and cold for most of the year.

Day 5 : Munnar
This morning Proceed for sightseeing in Munnar. MATTUPETTY LAKE Created by a small hydroelectric dam project, this lake is situated at a distance of around 13 km away from Munnar. Precious but little-known place situated at a distance of 15 km from Munnar, Rajamala is home to
almost half the population of Nilgiri tahrs (a rare mountain goat). Overnight stay in Abad copper castle, Munnar

Day 7 : Kumarakom
In the morning you drive down through tea and then rubber plantations, interspersed with small cardamom, coffee, ginger and pepper-growing estates to tranquil Kumarakom, adjacent to the bird sanctuary on Lake Vembanad. The afternoon is at leisure.

Day 8 : Houseboat cruise
You leave the jetty at Kumarakom aboard a comfortable Kettuvallam houseboat for a day cruise cruise. These simply furnished but comfortable houseboats are equipped with a living room and bedroom (en suite bathroom) and are powered by local oarsmen. Traditionally designed, their plaited palm roofs open out to allow uninterrupted views of fascinating backwater village life along the lagoons and riverbanks that lie at the green heart of Kerala.

Day 9 : Varkala
After disembarking at Quilon in the morning you drive the short distance (35 km) south to the delightful seaside town of Varkala. Varkala is the only place in southern Kerala where one can find cliffs just adjacent to the Arabian sea. These sedimentary and laterite cliffs are a unique geological feature in the otherwise flat Kerala coast, and is known among geologists as Varkala Formation . Varkala is also famous for its 2,000 years old Janardanaswamy temple. Afternoon at leisure.