Meeting and help upon arrival in Cochin, followed by a journey to Periyar. Check into the hotel upon arrival in Periyar. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Boat rides in the early morning are the ideal way to see the wilds of Periyar Sanctuary. Today, the Periyar Lake is a popular tourist destination for boating. Although it is uncommon to spot many animals from the boats, return to the hotel for breakfast, check out, and travel to Kumarakom, where you will check in and spend the night.

Kumarakom: Kumarakom is a prominent tourist destination in Kerala, India, located near the city of Kottayam and known for its backwater tourism. It is situated against the backdrop of the Vembanad Lake, Kerala’s largest freshwater lake.

After breakfast, enjoy a backwater tour to witness the agriculture activities of the local people who live on the backwaters and visit the lovely Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary. Check in at the houseboat at 1230 hours. The rest of the day is free to spend aboard the Houseboat. Relax as the boat sails through the small tranquil backwater waterways. Lunch, evening tea / coffee with snacks, supper, and spend your evening on the sundeck away from dirty cities and throngs of people. You could hear a twinkling of a star or a fish diving around you to say hello by waving its tail in the water. Spend the night on the houseboat.

Today, check out of the houseboat and drive to Mararikulam, where you will check in at the hotel and then tour Marari Beach before returning to the resort for free time.

Marari Beach is a beach in Kerala’s Alappuzha district. This tranquil small village (also known as Mararikulam) is a lovely spot for a holiday, located only 11 kilometres from Alappuzha town.

Today is free for your own activities and enjoyment of the Resort’s amenities.

After breakfast, check out and travel to Cochin, where you will tour Fort Kochi Beach, Vasco House, and the Dutch Palace. Return to the hotel and spend the night there.

Cochin: Kochi, originally Cochin, is a significant port city on India’s west coast on the Arabian Sea that is part of the Ernakulam district in the state of Kerala. Ernakulam, which refers to the city’s mainland, is another name for Kochi.

Fort Kochi Beach: A stroll along the beach, especially after sunset, with Chinese fishing nets and sailing ships in the backdrop, is an unforgettable experience. Along the beach, there are several European-style bungalows. The beach length is lined with little kiosks that serve mouth-watering traditional food made from freshly caught fish on the spot.

Vasco House: Vasco House, located on Rose Street, is thought to be one of India’s oldest Portuguese residences. Vasco da Gama is said to have resided nearby. This home has verandahs and European glass paned windows.

Dutch Palace: The Dutch Palace was initially constructed by the Portuguese. Later, in the 17th century, it was modified and handed to the Raja of Kochi by the Dutch. Many of Kochi’s Rajas were crowned here. Mural paintings representing episodes from the Hindu epics Mahabharatha and Ramayana may be seen in the palace. Mattancherry is the location of the palace.

After breakfast, check out and head to the airport to connect flight to your next destination.