Munnar (130 kms from Cochin)

Munnar located in the hill ranges of Kerala is known as the green carpet of Kerala. You can see the wide spread tea estates, spice plantations and excellent cool climate. There are also opportunities for nature walks, trekking and bird watching tours in Munnar

Kerala Backwaters

A cruise along the backwaters of Kerala is a lifetime experience for anyone. The waterways that connect villages along the backwaters reveal fascinating glimpses of village life in Kerala. You can see children running along the narrow stretches of land, fields being ploughed, birds and cormorants diving for fish, You can see skilled fishermen launching their cockshell boats, large flotillas of ducks waddling down to the water from thatched houses on the banks, women neck-deep in water, with their waist-length hair heaped in a crown, searching for fish with their feet and aimless cattle grazing in lush pastureland, where white lotuses lie here and there in small, low-lying pools.

Alappuzha (60 kms from Cochin)

Alappuzha known as the Venice of the East h has the peculiar geographical feature of having the water in level with the land. This gives the advantage of getting a closer look at the village life on shore while on a backwater ride. Alappuzha is famous for houseboats also known as the "Kettuvallams"

Kumarakom (80 kms from Cochin)

This quaint town is a cluster of little islands, located on the banks of Vembanad Lake in the Kuttanad region of Kerala. Renowned for its natural beauty, Kumarakom is an ideal base to experience the famous Kerala backwaters, replete with meandering lagoons, coconut trees, endless rows of paddy fields interspersed by waterways and canals. Kumarakom is also famous for the exotic backwater resorts and Ayurveda.

Periyar Wild Life Sanctuary (190 kms from Cochin)

Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is in Idukki district of Kerala, is set around the Periyar Lake - an artificial lake created by a dam on the Periyar River. Originally the royal hunting ground of the Maharajas of Travancore, Periyar is now a projected national park. A boat cruise on the lake lets tourist observe the wild animals from near by as they come to the water edge to drink. Herds of elephants come together and can be seen drinking, bathing and playing near the water. Other wildlife that can be seen in Periyar include tigers, leopards, monkeys, nilgai, sloth bear, porcupine and the Malabar Flying Squirrel and many birds including the great Indian Horn bill. The best time to visit Periyar is between DEC and March.

Kovalam Beach (235 kms from Cochin)

Kovalam beach is one the famous beaches in India after Goa. This group of three crescent shaped beaches is known as one the best beach resorts in India. With clean standy stretches, opportunities of water sports and Ayurveda will give you a relaxing vacation.

Tour Packages- Enchanting Hill stations, Exotic backwaters, Best of Kerala, Houseboats, Beach Holidays etc.

Waynad (300 kms from Cochin)

Wayanad is known for its picturesque mist clad hill stations, sprawling spice plantations, luxuriant forests and rich cultural traditions. Wynad wildlife sanctuary of Kerala is famous for its tigers and leopards along with the other wildlife that one can find here. The sanctuary is and extension of the Bandipur National Park at its southern border. There are many indigenous tribal live in this area. For more information on tour packages, please contact the official travel agent.