10, Days trip plan in Kerala
Kerala is an Indian state located on the southwestern coast of Malabar. The state is Famous for its natural beauty, rich heritage and unique cultural expressions like Kathakali and Kanchipudi dance. Its lovely backwater has everything you need to admire in Kerala, from the Toulouse Green Tea Garden. Here are the complete Travel plans for this godown country.
Day-1
Kerala is well connected with all other regions of India. You can reach Kerala by any means of train or air. Let's start with Trivandrum or Thiruvananthapuram which is the capital city of this state. Arrive at Trivandrum and go to the lighthouse. A local autorickshaw will charge around 110 people for this trip. Check out your hotel upon arrival at Lighthouse Beach. In the evening, visit the beaches of the beautiful house. Here you can enjoy delicious local food on the beach.
Day-2
On the second day of your tour-2 visit the local sights around the light house beach. A local auto will cost around Rs 550 on a full day tour. You can also hire a taxi for this tour. The charge will be around 1300 rupees.
First go to Padma-nabha swamy temple. This is one of the most famous temples in Kerala. Temple Both the traditional Kerala style and the Tamil style are found in this temple. The main deity here is Lord Vishnu. Visit the Padmanabha swamy Temple at Pubar backwater. A reserved boat for a backwater cruise runs from around 2500 to 3000 rupees depending on the time and number of seats available.
Puwar is a small village located in the southern part of Trivandrum and is famous for its backwaters, unused beaches and outsiders. Enjoy the stunning view of the western part of Kerala. Take a tour of Povar to Kovalam Beach. Kovalam is one of the most famous and happening beaches in Kerala.
Palm Beach is a little crowded now a days. If you like fun and adventurous activities then this is the right place for you in Kerala right from Kovalam Beach to the nearest beach. This is an ancient beach where you can enjoy the proximity of nature and solitude.
Day-3
Go to Varkala from Kovalam on day-3 of your visit. You can use the train or car to reach Varkala. A local car will charge around Rs 1900 in advance for the trip. In Varkala, first look at Varkala Beach. This beach is also known as Papanshambich which means it is a beach where you can wash away your sins. It is the only beach in South Kerala where you can see the hills adjacent to the Arabian Sea.
After Varkala beach go to Srijananardana-swamy Temple. It is a 2000 year old temple that makes the Barnal temple popular locally. The main deity here is Lord Vishnu.
Day-4
Go to Alappuzha from Thiruvananthapuram on the fourth day of your tour. You can take any advantage of car or train from Trivandrum to Alappuzha. It will take 3 hours by train to go from Trivandrum to Aleppo. A local car will charge around Rs 2400 for advance travel. Train fare is 60 rupees per person. If you are traveling by train, you will need to hire a local auto-rickshaw to reach your hotel. It will cost about Rs 30 per head to determine the distance. Take a short local tour after check-in. Local auto will cost around Rs 500 for this trips.
First go see Aleppo Beach. Visit AlpiliteLighthouse from Alpine Beach. It was built in 1862 and is the first light-house on the Arabian Sea coast of Kerala. The lighthouse is open to tourists every weekday from 3pm to 4:30 pm.
Day-5
Days -5 Go to Alleppey backwater. A local auto can take you from your hotel to the backwater. Charges will be around Rs 100. Spend the night in a houseboat in a few backwaters and see the local life by the water. You will be charged around Rs 4700 per day for a houseboat with food. This cruise is famous for amazing views.
Day-6
Go to Thekkady from Alpi on the 6th day of your tour to a local car will charge between 2500 to 3000 rupees for this tour. Bus service is also available here. Bus fare is 145 rupees per person. It takes 6 hours to reach Thekkadyfrom Alleppey by bus. Thekkady is located near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. The sanctuary is famous for its dense evergreen forests and savanna grass. It is home to many animals like elephants, sambars, tigers and Nilgiris.
Day-7
Day-7 Go on a boat safari at the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. Safari charge with camera is 265 rupees. The wildlife sanctuary was declared a tiger reserve in 1976. The magnificent artificial lake built by the Mollaperiya Dam on the other side of the Periyar River is an interesting attraction here. Periyar's biggest attractions are the wild elephants, deer and bison that come down to the lake to drink. It will take about 6 hours to reach Munnar by bus from Thekkady. The rent is about 103 rupees per person.
8-Day
8th day Go to Munnar for local sightseeing. Munnar has 4 sightseeing tours. Local auto will charge Rs 400 for per tour. First go to the flower garden. It is a well-manicured flower garden called the Floriculture Center. The park has a variety of flowers and some medicinal plants maintained by the Kerala Forest Development Corporation.
Visit the Tata Tea Museum from the Flower Garden. Next visit is Lockhart Tea Factory. Go to Matupetidam from Lockhart Tea Factory. Matupetti is another popular tourist spot in Spot Munnar. This place has a great view of Lakepand tea gardens spread over a wide area.
Go to Echo Point from Matupetti. The natural beauty of Echo Point is located at an altitude of 600 feet and 15 km from Munnar. This picturesque destination is located in the lap of a picturesque lake and lush green mountains, which makes it a visual treat for everyone.
Go to the top station from Echo Point. The top center is located about 32 kilometers from the city center. This is the highest point of Munnar. From here you can get a panoramic view of Marjik West Ghat. The place is popular for its natural beauty. The Leela Valley and cascading waterfalls of this destination make it an enchanting place.
Visit Kundala Lake from the top station. Kundala is Asia's first arched dam and rare Nilakurunji flower that blooms once in twelve years in the hills and valleys surrounding Kundalala. Enjoy paddle boating on the lake. The cost per couple for one hour is 150 rupees. Check out the Atukad waterfall after Kundala Lake. Situated between beautiful hills and lush green fruit, this ancient waterfall is a famous picnic site. However, the road to Atukkad is very narrow and special care needs to be taken to drive the car. In the evening you can be entertained by the local dance troupe's Kathaklidence performance. Tickets for this dance show are 250 rupees per person.
Also, you can go to see the famous Kalaripayattuf of Kerala. Karlaripayattu is an ancient Indian martial art and martial law originated in Kerala. Tickets for the show will be priced at Rs 300 per person.
Day-9
Walk around the local market one day at 9am. Here you will find homemade chocolates, fresh vegetables and fruits. After breakfast, drive to Kochi. A local cab will charge around Rs 2600 for advance travel.
On your way see Athirapally and Vajachal waterfalls. See Athirapally Falls first. It is the largest waterfall in Kerala and the highest at 80 feet. The place is home to many rare species of aphids and fauna. See Bhajachal waterfall from Athirpali. It is another beautiful waterfall in Kerala. Athirpalli and Bhajachal waterfalls are in Thrissur district near Kochi.
Day -10
On the morning of the tenth day visit the local sights. A local car will charge around Rs 2600 for a full day trip. First go to Fort Kochi in Kochi. Fort Kochi is a seaside town on the southwestern part of Kochi that is known for its old-world colonial attitude. Adjacent to Fort Kochi is Fort Kochi Beach where you can enjoy nature. Here you will see the Chinese fishing net. According to legend, these nets were a gift from the famous infamous King Kublai Khan. Fishermen still use this wide conventional fishing net.
Day-11
Day 11 Return to Kochi Airport for departure. There are several hotels and homestays available all over Kerala wherever you stay. A mid-range hotel will charge between Rs 1,500 and Rs 2,500 per day. The total package cost for a couple will be Rs 65000 including flight fare.
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| Kerala |
Day-1
Kerala is well connected with all other regions of India. You can reach Kerala by any means of train or air. Let's start with Trivandrum or Thiruvananthapuram which is the capital city of this state. Arrive at Trivandrum and go to the lighthouse. A local autorickshaw will charge around 110 people for this trip. Check out your hotel upon arrival at Lighthouse Beach. In the evening, visit the beaches of the beautiful house. Here you can enjoy delicious local food on the beach.
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| Vizhinjam Lighthouse (Wikipedia) |
Day-2
On the second day of your tour-2 visit the local sights around the light house beach. A local auto will cost around Rs 550 on a full day tour. You can also hire a taxi for this tour. The charge will be around 1300 rupees.
First go to Padma-nabha swamy temple. This is one of the most famous temples in Kerala. Temple Both the traditional Kerala style and the Tamil style are found in this temple. The main deity here is Lord Vishnu. Visit the Padmanabha swamy Temple at Pubar backwater. A reserved boat for a backwater cruise runs from around 2500 to 3000 rupees depending on the time and number of seats available.
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| Padma-nabha swamy temple |
Puwar is a small village located in the southern part of Trivandrum and is famous for its backwaters, unused beaches and outsiders. Enjoy the stunning view of the western part of Kerala. Take a tour of Povar to Kovalam Beach. Kovalam is one of the most famous and happening beaches in Kerala.
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| Kovalam Beach |
Palm Beach is a little crowded now a days. If you like fun and adventurous activities then this is the right place for you in Kerala right from Kovalam Beach to the nearest beach. This is an ancient beach where you can enjoy the proximity of nature and solitude.
Day-3
Go to Varkala from Kovalam on day-3 of your visit. You can use the train or car to reach Varkala. A local car will charge around Rs 1900 in advance for the trip. In Varkala, first look at Varkala Beach. This beach is also known as Papanshambich which means it is a beach where you can wash away your sins. It is the only beach in South Kerala where you can see the hills adjacent to the Arabian Sea.
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| Fish Varkala Beach |
After Varkala beach go to Srijananardana-swamy Temple. It is a 2000 year old temple that makes the Barnal temple popular locally. The main deity here is Lord Vishnu.
Day-4
Go to Alappuzha from Thiruvananthapuram on the fourth day of your tour. You can take any advantage of car or train from Trivandrum to Alappuzha. It will take 3 hours by train to go from Trivandrum to Aleppo. A local car will charge around Rs 2400 for advance travel. Train fare is 60 rupees per person. If you are traveling by train, you will need to hire a local auto-rickshaw to reach your hotel. It will cost about Rs 30 per head to determine the distance. Take a short local tour after check-in. Local auto will cost around Rs 500 for this trips.
First go see Aleppo Beach. Visit AlpiliteLighthouse from Alpine Beach. It was built in 1862 and is the first light-house on the Arabian Sea coast of Kerala. The lighthouse is open to tourists every weekday from 3pm to 4:30 pm.
Day-5
Days -5 Go to Alleppey backwater. A local auto can take you from your hotel to the backwater. Charges will be around Rs 100. Spend the night in a houseboat in a few backwaters and see the local life by the water. You will be charged around Rs 4700 per day for a houseboat with food. This cruise is famous for amazing views.
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| Alleppey backwater |
Day-6
Go to Thekkady from Alpi on the 6th day of your tour to a local car will charge between 2500 to 3000 rupees for this tour. Bus service is also available here. Bus fare is 145 rupees per person. It takes 6 hours to reach Thekkadyfrom Alleppey by bus. Thekkady is located near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. The sanctuary is famous for its dense evergreen forests and savanna grass. It is home to many animals like elephants, sambars, tigers and Nilgiris.
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| Elephants in Thekkady (Wikipedia) |
Day-7
Day-7 Go on a boat safari at the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. Safari charge with camera is 265 rupees. The wildlife sanctuary was declared a tiger reserve in 1976. The magnificent artificial lake built by the Mollaperiya Dam on the other side of the Periyar River is an interesting attraction here. Periyar's biggest attractions are the wild elephants, deer and bison that come down to the lake to drink. It will take about 6 hours to reach Munnar by bus from Thekkady. The rent is about 103 rupees per person.
8-Day
8th day Go to Munnar for local sightseeing. Munnar has 4 sightseeing tours. Local auto will charge Rs 400 for per tour. First go to the flower garden. It is a well-manicured flower garden called the Floriculture Center. The park has a variety of flowers and some medicinal plants maintained by the Kerala Forest Development Corporation.
Visit the Tata Tea Museum from the Flower Garden. Next visit is Lockhart Tea Factory. Go to Matupetidam from Lockhart Tea Factory. Matupetti is another popular tourist spot in Spot Munnar. This place has a great view of Lakepand tea gardens spread over a wide area.
Go to Echo Point from Matupetti. The natural beauty of Echo Point is located at an altitude of 600 feet and 15 km from Munnar. This picturesque destination is located in the lap of a picturesque lake and lush green mountains, which makes it a visual treat for everyone.
Go to the top station from Echo Point. The top center is located about 32 kilometers from the city center. This is the highest point of Munnar. From here you can get a panoramic view of Marjik West Ghat. The place is popular for its natural beauty. The Leela Valley and cascading waterfalls of this destination make it an enchanting place.
Visit Kundala Lake from the top station. Kundala is Asia's first arched dam and rare Nilakurunji flower that blooms once in twelve years in the hills and valleys surrounding Kundalala. Enjoy paddle boating on the lake. The cost per couple for one hour is 150 rupees. Check out the Atukad waterfall after Kundala Lake. Situated between beautiful hills and lush green fruit, this ancient waterfall is a famous picnic site. However, the road to Atukkad is very narrow and special care needs to be taken to drive the car. In the evening you can be entertained by the local dance troupe's Kathaklidence performance. Tickets for this dance show are 250 rupees per person.
Also, you can go to see the famous Kalaripayattuf of Kerala. Karlaripayattu is an ancient Indian martial art and martial law originated in Kerala. Tickets for the show will be priced at Rs 300 per person.
Day-9
Walk around the local market one day at 9am. Here you will find homemade chocolates, fresh vegetables and fruits. After breakfast, drive to Kochi. A local cab will charge around Rs 2600 for advance travel.
On your way see Athirapally and Vajachal waterfalls. See Athirapally Falls first. It is the largest waterfall in Kerala and the highest at 80 feet. The place is home to many rare species of aphids and fauna. See Bhajachal waterfall from Athirpali. It is another beautiful waterfall in Kerala. Athirpalli and Bhajachal waterfalls are in Thrissur district near Kochi.
Day -10
On the morning of the tenth day visit the local sights. A local car will charge around Rs 2600 for a full day trip. First go to Fort Kochi in Kochi. Fort Kochi is a seaside town on the southwestern part of Kochi that is known for its old-world colonial attitude. Adjacent to Fort Kochi is Fort Kochi Beach where you can enjoy nature. Here you will see the Chinese fishing net. According to legend, these nets were a gift from the famous infamous King Kublai Khan. Fishermen still use this wide conventional fishing net.
Day-11
Day 11 Return to Kochi Airport for departure. There are several hotels and homestays available all over Kerala wherever you stay. A mid-range hotel will charge between Rs 1,500 and Rs 2,500 per day. The total package cost for a couple will be Rs 65000 including flight fare.
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