Embark on unforgettable journeys through Kerala’s most captivating destinations with our Munnar-Thekkady-Alleppey tour package! This expertly crafted itinerary offers the perfect blend of misty mountains, wild forests and serene backwaters. It promises an experience that will enchant your senses and rejuvenate your soul.
Begin your adventure in Munnar. Rolling hills are carpeted with emerald tea plantations. Breathe in the crisp mountain air as you explore winding trails. Discover hidden waterfalls. Enjoy picturesque viewpoints. Next, venture into the wilds of Thekkady. It is home to the renowned Periyar Tiger Reserve. Immerse yourself in nature with guided jungle treks. Enjoy bamboo rafting and the thrill of spotting exotic wildlife in their natural habitat.
Cap off your journey in Alleppey. It is known as the Venice of the East. Drift along tranquil backwaters on a traditional houseboat. Watch the world go by as you glide past lush paddy fields and quaint villages. Savor freshly prepared Kerala cuisine. Fall asleep to the gentle lapping of water against your boat.
From comfortable accommodations to knowledgeable local guides we’ve thought of everything to make your trip seamless and extraordinary. Whether you’re a nature lover, adventure seeker or simply in need of a peaceful getaway. This package offers something for everyone. Don’t just visit Kerala, experience its magic. Book now and let us guide you through God’s Own Country!
Best Places to Visit in Munnar Thekkady Alleppey
Tea Gardens:Â Explore vast expanses of lush green tea plantations that carpet the hillsides. Take guided tours to learn about tea production and enjoy panoramic views of the Western Ghats.
Eravikulam National Park:Â Home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, this park offers trekking opportunities and stunning vistas. The Anamudi Peak, South India’s highest, is located here.
Mattupetty Dam:Â This picturesque spot offers boating experiences on its serene lake. Surrounded by hills and tea plantations, it’s perfect for picnics and enjoying nature.
Top Station:Â The highest point in Munnar, offering breathtaking views of the Western Ghats and neighboring Tamil Nadu. It’s especially beautiful during sunrise and sunset.
Periyar National Park:Â Take a boat safari on Periyar Lake to spot wildlife including elephants, bison, and various bird species. The park also offers trekking and bamboo rafting.
Elephant Junction:Â Interact with gentle giants in a responsible environment. Enjoy elephant rides and watch these magnificent creatures bathe and play.
Spice Plantations:Â Visit aromatic spice gardens to learn about cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, and other spices. Many offer guided tours and the opportunity to purchase fresh spices.
Kadathanadan Kalari Centre:Â Watch demonstrations of Kalaripayattu, an ancient martial art form of Kerala. The performances showcase incredible agility and skill.
Backwater Cruise:Â Glide through serene backwaters on traditional houseboats. Observe local life along the shores and enjoy stunning sunsets over the water.
Alappuzha Beach:Â Relax on this pristine beach known for its old pier extending into the sea. It’s perfect for watching local fishing activities and enjoying seafood.
Kuttanad:Â Explore the unique below-sea-level farming area known as the ‘Rice Bowl of Kerala’. Witness the intricate system of dykes and canals used for agriculture.
Marari Beach:Â Less crowded than Alappuzha, this serene beach offers a perfect escape for relaxation. It’s ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and experiencing local fishing village life.
Things to do in Munnar Thekkady and Alleppey
Take a tea plantation tour and learn about tea production. Visit a tea factory to see the processing methods and sample freshly brewed local tea. The aroma and flavors will enhance your appreciation for this beloved beverage.
Enjoy a scenic trek through Munnar’s lush landscapes. Popular trails include those in Eravikulam National Park and to Top Station. Experience the region’s biodiversity and capture breathtaking views of mist-covered hills.
Visit the Mattupetty Dam and enjoy boating on the lake. The serene waters surrounded by hills offer a perfect setting for relaxation and photography. Keep an eye out for local wildlife.
Embark on a wildlife safari in Periyar National Park. Take a boat ride on Periyar Lake to spot elephants, bison, and various bird species. Early morning or late afternoon trips offer the best wildlife viewing opportunities.
Participate in a spice plantation tour. Learn about various spices grown in the region, their uses, and cultivation methods. The aromatic experience will awaken your senses and deepen your culinary knowledge.
Experience a Kalaripayattu demonstration, Kerala’s ancient martial art form. Watch skilled performers showcase their agility and mastery of this traditional combat system. It’s a thrilling display of Kerala’s cultural heritage.
Cruise the backwaters on a traditional houseboat. Spend a night onboard, enjoying local cuisine and watching life unfold along the shores. It’s a quintessential Kerala experience not to be missed.
Explore Alleppey’s canals by kayak or canoe. Navigate through narrow waterways, getting up close to local village life and lush tropical vegetation. It’s a more intimate way to experience the backwaters.
Relax on Alappuzha or Marari Beach. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or watching the sunset. These beaches offer a perfect wind-down after your backwater adventures, with opportunities to try fresh seafood.
How to reach Munnar Thekkady Alleppey
Munnar –Â Fly to Cochin International Airport. Then take a taxi or bus for a 3-4 hour drive to Munnar. Alternatively, reach Aluva railway station and hire a taxi. For budget travelers, regular buses operate from major cities in Kerala to Munnar.
Thekkady –Â From Munnar hire a taxi or take a bus. This covers the 90 km journey to Thekkady, lasting about 3-4 hours. Private car rentals offer flexibility. State-run KSRTC buses provide economical options. Some tourists opt for organized tours. These tours cover both destinations.
Alleppey –Â Reach Alleppey by taxi or bus from Thekkady. It is a 160 km journey taking 4-5 hours. Alternatively take a train to Alleppey railway station. Trains come from major cities. Boat services from Kumarakom or Kottayam offer scenic routes to Alleppey.
Best Time to Visit Munnar Thekkady Alleppey
Winter (December to February):Â Peak tourist season with cool pleasant weather Ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Munnar’s tea plantations are lush. Thekkady’s wildlife is active. Alleppey’s backwaters are serene. Book accommodations in advance due to high demand.
Summer (March to May):Â Temperatures rise, especially in Alleppey. Munnar and Thekkady remain relatively cooler. Good for budget travelers as prices drop. Wildlife sightings in Thekkady may increase. Animals seek water sources. Early mornings and evenings are best for activities.
Monsoon (June to August):Â Heavy rainfall across all three destinations. Lush green landscapes and flowing waterfalls in Munnar and Thekkady. Alleppey experiences occasional floods. Travel can be challenging but prices are lowest. Ideal for those seeking a quiet rainy retreat.
Post-monsoon (September to November):Â Excellent time to visit. Weather becomes pleasant. Landscapes remain green. Outdoor activities resume in full swing. Moderate crowds. Reasonable prices. Perfect balance of good weather and affordability across all three destinations.
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