Kerala Package – 3 Nights & 4 Days
Overview
Our Package Includes:
Flight journey: Bangalore – Cochin – Bangalore
Coach journey: Munnar, Alleppey, Cochin – A/C vehicle
Hotel stay: 3/4 star accommodation
Meal plan: Half board
Tour guide: Minimum 10 pax and above
Meals type: Buffet or Alakat (set menu)
Escort guide: Ex-airport
Sight seeings: Munnar – Eravikulam National Park, Nayamakkad Waterfall, Attukad Waterfall, Raja Malai, Neel Thar (Mountain Goats), Tea Museum, Mattupetty, Echo Point. Alleppey – Backwaters of Kerala. Cochin – St. Francis Church, Mattancherry Palace or Dutch Palace, Chinese Fishing Nets, Jew City and other local sightseeing.
Note: Standard Hotel Check in at 2PM, Carry Original Govt. ID
Included/Exclude
- Air ticket from Bangalore and Return
- Hotel Accommodation
- Transfers
- Sightseeing as per itinerary
- Meal Plan: Breakfast, Dinner
- Entry Fee to Any Monument, Park, Museum.
- Any Personal Expenses
- Additional Sightseeing
- Cost for services which is not mentioned in “Inclusions"
Itinerary
- Report to KIA-Bangalore,
- Departure to Cochin airport
- Arrival at Cochin airport, proceed towards Munnar. Hotel Check In
- Visit Cheeyappara & Valara waterfalls, Blossom park, Pothemedu view point
- Dinner, Overnight stay at hotel
- Breakfast at hotel, proceed for Munnar sightseeing
- Visit Echo point and Mattupetty dam, visit Rajamala & other sightseeing
- Return to hotel
- Dinner, Overnight stay at hotel
- Breakfast at hotel, proceed towards Alleppey Hotel Check In
- Visit legendary backwaters of Kerala, visit Alleppey beach
- Back to hotel
- Dinner, Overnight stay at hotel.
- Breakfast at hotel, hotel Check Out, transfer towards Cochin
- Visit Fort Cochin, Mattancherry & Marine drive
- After sightseeing proceed towards Cochin Airport
- Departure to KIA with sweet memories of SAISHUB TOURS
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Frequetly Asked Questions
June to mid-August – Heavy monsoon rains may cause floods, landslides, and travel disruptions.
Munnar – Hills & tea gardens Alleppey – Backwaters & houseboats Kochi – Culture & cafes Wayanad – Forests & waterfalls Varkala/Kovalam – Beachside relaxation
December to February – Pleasant mornings and cool evenings, especially in hill stations like Munnar and Wayanad
June to September (Monsoon season) – Low tourist traffic, good for Ayurveda treatments and offbeat stays.
June and July – Start of the southwest monsoon, bringing the heaviest rainfall.
June – Typically records the highest rainfall across the state.
Respect local culture (modest clothing in temples) Avoid plastic (many places are plastic-free zones) Monsoon season affects travel plans Be prepared for spicy food and humid weather in coastal areas
March to May – Summer months with high humidity and temps up to 35°C, especially in lowland areas.
October to February – Ideal weather, festive vibe, perfect for sightseeing, houseboats, and wildlife tours.
Kerala Sadya (traditional veg feast on banana leaf) Appam with stew Malabar Biryani Fish Moilee Puttu & Kadala curry
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