Activities

Day 1

Arrival Kochi

Welcome to your Kochi, popularly known as “THE QUEEN OF ARABIAN SEA”. Upon arrival at the Kochi international airport / Ernakulam Railway Station start on your journey to the hotel in Kochi. Kochi is a major port city, situated on the west coast of Peninsular India. It is surrounded by the Arabian Sea on the west and Western Ghats on the east. It is an ideal starting point for exploring the breath-taking scenic beauty and age-old charm of the state. Reach hotel & complete check-in formalities. Evening is at leisure.

Overnight stay in Kochi.

Day 2

Kochi – Excursion to Athirapally Waterfall

Relish delicious breakfast at the hotel let explore a nearby tourist attractions of Kochi by visiting Athirapally Falls, located in Thrissur district of Kerala. Later visit tourist attractions of Kochi like, Mattancherry Palace popularly known as the Dutch Palace, Fort Kochi, St. Francis Church, Jewish Synagogue, Chinese Fishing Net and Kochi Marine Drive.

After visiting the attractions, you will be driven back to the hotel for a comfortable stay.

Overnight stay in Kochi

Day 3

Kochi – Excursion to Alleppey

This morning after a pleasant breakfast, proceed to Alleppey. Alappuzha (Alleppey) is famous as ‘the Venice of the East’. After reaching Alleppey visit, Alleppey Beach & later enjoy boat cruise on backwater. (On Direct Payment basis)

At the end of the day after visiting the lovely sights, you will be driven back to the hotel for a comfortable stay. Overnight at Kochi

Day 4

Depart Kochi

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