Kerala Relaxation Tour Packages

The highest point in the area, offering panoramic valley views. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

Mattupetty Dam, located around 11–13 km from Munnar, is a picturesque reservoir surrounded by lush green hills and tea plantations, making it one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Munnar. Built as a hydroelectric project, the dam today serves as a scenic leisure destination, known for its calm waters, cool climate, and breathtaking mountain reflections. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

Eravikulam National Park (Rajamalai), located near Munnar, is one of Kerala’s most iconic natural attractions and the first national park in the state. Spread across the scenic Western Ghats, the park is famous for its rolling grasslands, misty hills, and breathtaking valley views.The highlight of the park is the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, a rare mountain goat species that can often be spotted grazing freely in the Rajamalai region. It is also home to Anamudi Peak (2,695 m), the highest peak in South India, along with rich biodiversity including birds, butterflies, and endemic flora.Followed by a short scenic walk (approx. 1 km) to viewpoints and wildlife zones. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

Echo Point, located around 15 km from Munnar on the way to Top Station, is a scenic lake-side viewpoint famous for its natural echo phenomenon. Surrounded by misty hills, lush tea plantations, and calm waters, it is one of the most popular and fun-filled stops in Munnar sightseeing. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

The Tea Museum in Munnar (also known as Kannan Devan / Tata Tea Museum) is a unique attraction that showcases the history, evolution, and process of tea cultivation in Munnar’s hill region. Established in 2004, the museum preserves the legacy of tea plantations that transformed Munnar into one of India’s most famous tea-producing regions. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

Fort Kochi (also called Fort Cochin) is a historic seaside precinct in Kochi, known for its unique blend of Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial influences. It is not a fort in the traditional sense but a heritage neighborhood filled with old-world charm—tree-lined streets, colonial bungalows, art cafés, and cultural centers. The area is famous for: Chinese Fishing Nets – iconic waterfront structures unique to Kochi St. Francis Church – one of India’s oldest European churches Santa Cruz Basilica – beautiful Gothic-style church Mattancherry (Dutch) Palace & Jew Town nearby Street art, cafes & cultural shows (Kathakali/Kalaripayattu) Overall, Fort Kochi offers a walking-style heritage experience, ideal for history lovers and leisure travelers. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

A Kathakali dance show in Kochi is one of the most immersive cultural experiences of Kerala, showcasing a classical dance-drama that blends storytelling, music, acting, and elaborate visuals. Originating in Kerala around the 16th–17th century, Kathakali presents mythological stories from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other Hindu epics through expressive performance. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).

Discover Kanyakumari, India's mesmerizing southern tip where three seas meet. Explore the iconic Vivekananda Rock Memorial, ancient Kanyakumari Amman Temple, and poignant Gandhi Memorial, walk along the sacred Triveni Sangam, then enjoy a spectacular evening Light and Sound Show. Note : Client will pay for the entry ticket directly (if applicable).