Day 1: Drive from Cochin to Munnar (130 miles, 4 hours)

When you arrive at Cochin Airport or the train station, you'll be greeted with open arms. Then you'll have a wonderful trip to Munnar. The Cheeyappara and Valara Waterfalls are fantastic places to stop along the way and take pictures. The views from the Western Ghats are extremely stunning. You will also visit a spice farm to learn about the many types of spices that grow in Kerala, like cardamom, pepper, and cinnamon. When you get to Munnar, check into your hotel and then do anything you like for the remainder of the day. The cool breeze and calm surroundings will definitely make you feel better, whether you rest at your resort or take a leisurely walk in the hills next door. and stay overnight in Munnar.

Day 2: Munnar sightseeing

After a full breakfast, get set to spend the whole day exploring Munnar, one of India's most beautiful hill stations. You may learn about the area's tea heritage at the Tea Museum, which is a terrific spot to start your day. Next, head to Mattupetty Dam for stunning views and maybe even a boat ride. Don't forget to go to Echo Point, where you can hear your voice bounce off the hills, and Kundala Lake, which is noted for its calm waters and pedal boat rides. Photo Point is an excellent place to take pictures of special events, so don't forget to go there. Visit Eravikulam National Park if it's open. The park is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Overnight stay in Munnar.

Day 3: Munnar to Alleppey (170 miles, 5 hours)

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and go to Alleppey, which is often called "the Venice of the East." At noon, you'll be aboard your own private deluxe houseboat, where you'll have a cold drink. As you sail through Kerala's famous backwaters, take in the lush rice fields, coconut trees, and the daily life of the people that live there. You can eat a delicious Kerala lunch on board, and in the evening you can have tea and snacks. This is a wonderfully relaxing experience because the boat rocks gently and you can hear nature.Stay on the houseboat all night.

Day 4: Leave Alleppey and go to Cochin.

Wake up to the serene sounds of nature and have breakfast on the deck of your houseboat. After you check out, start your travel back to Cochin. You might have time to see some sights in Cochin or buy some souvenirs, depending on when you leave. After that, you'll be escorted to the airport or train station, where you'll remember Kerala's lovely countryside and friendly people.