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Kochi - Munnar - Thekkady - Alleppey - Varkala.
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Kochi
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Cochin
Kochi Kerala
Weather :-
31° C.
Ideal duration :-
1-2 days.
The Queen of the Arabian Sea :-
Known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea, Cochin, now Kochi is a major port in the state of Kerala. Well connected in every possible way, this coastal city is a popular tourist hotspot and an active naval base, officially home to the Southern Command of the Indian Navy and an Air Squadron of the Indian Navy. Apart from the above, Kochi has its own unique blend of Indian and Western culture.
Despite being colonized by more than one country, the essence of Indianness never fades from Kochi, while at the same time preserving some of the colonial heritage. Very few people know that one of the biggest shopping malls in India as well as Asia Lulu Shopping Mall is also in India. Soon to hold the distinction of being the first water-based metro transport system in India, Kochi is one coastal beauty that you should never miss out on in your life.
History :-
Strategically located between the Western Ghats to the east and the Arabian Sea to the west, the city of Cochin has been an important commercial trading centre since ancient times. It was called the spice trade centre of India and entertained a vast network of trade with the Arabs. Kochi was the first of the European colonies in India with the Portuguese invasion in 1503. Later both Dutch and British armies ruled the city. After India's independence and several economic reforms in the 1990s, Kochi grew in commercial importance with a boom in the services sector. In addition, the growth of port activities and the establishment of the IT sector contributed to Kochi becoming the commercial centre of the state of Kerala.
Despite being colonized by more than one country, the essence of Indianness never fades from Kochi, while at the same time preserving some of the colonial heritage.
Culture :-
Kochi has a widely diverse crowd, which includes people from all over the country, and also has a large Jewish community - the Malabar Yehuda. The latter is an essential part of Kochi's business circles. Kochi also has a strong foothold in Jacobite Syrian Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, with many churches spread across the city. In ancient times, the city was a center of cultural intellectualism, home to many famous writers of Malayalam literature and social activists such as Sahodaran Ayyappan..
Local Food :-
The cuisine of Kochi, though nothing special, manages to promote the primary ingredients of a typical Kerala cuisine, and does so in the most spectacular way. Essentials like Appam and Stew and dishes like Fish Mouli, Fish Peera and more are found here.
Some of the must-try dishes in Kochi are Thoran, banana chips, Kaplan, pachadi and putu, which are made from banana and rice flour. In addition, the seafood is extensive and exquisite, as in most areas of the state.
Suggested Itinerary
Day 1:-
Reach Kochi by noon and take some rest. In the evening, you can visit the main market squares, or take a stroll through the largest mall in India, the Lulu Shopping Mall.
Day 2:-
If you are for Kochi, then the second day is when you should ideally depart for your trip. Kochi, 6 minutes away from the main city, houses the Chotanikkara Bhagavathy Temple, which is a popular tourist destination, especially for Hindu devotees. Then, you can head to the Kashi Art Gallery, which has some of the best collections of arts and crafts from almost all of India, or if you choose otherwise, the magnificent Kerala Folklore Museum, which is a 26-minute drive from here. temple.
Day 3 :-
This day should be reserved for the beautiful Vypin islands, especially Cherai, which has one of the cleanest beaches in the world. You can also visit the nearby Matsya Fish Dam, where fishermen still use medieval Chinese nets today.
Day 4 :-
The last day can be reserved for some backwater tours in Kochi, which is well served by ferries, cruisers and hydrofoils. In addition to cruises, you can also opt to visit sites like the Pardesi Synagogue or the Church of Santa Cruz Basilica.
Munnar Kerala
Weather :-
22° C.
Ideal duration :-
: 2-3 Days.
History :-
Munnar is a hill station in Kerala, located in the Idukki district. Located at a distance of 1600 meters in the Western Ghats, it is one of the most sought and visited travel destinations globally, especially popular among honeymooners. Munnar is famous for its tea gardens, greenery and blankets of mist that form scenic viewpoints.Munnar is divided into Old Munnar, where the Tourist Information Office is located, and Munnar, where the bus station and most of the guest houses are located. National Park, Bird Sanctuary and Tea Garden are its major attractions. Munnar is also famous for being home to the rare Neelakurinji flowers that bloom once in 12 years and the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.Munnar is a shopping center for tea and spices. Homemade chocolates like cardamom, ginger, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, coffee and many more can be bought from shops spread across the hill town.
Local Food :-
Munnar Cuisine is where you will find all the popular items of traditional Kerala cuisine. From essentials like idli, vada, and sambar to extensive banana chips, all are almost a staple here. Also, many places will have menus of different cuisines and a large number of options.
One may also wish to visit the morning food stalls in the market, which can provide you with a pleasant breakfast. While here, you won't want to miss out on the popular cardamom tea.
Itinerary
Day 1 :-
Arrive at Cochin International Airport, and enjoy a scenic ride in the hills of Munnar. Explore one of the popular Munnar hotels for dinner like Eastend or SN Restaurant.
Day 2 :-
Depart for a tour of the city in the surrounding areas. Take a tour of the famous lush green tea gardens of Munnar, and enjoy freshly brewed tea prepared from freshly picked tea leaves. Visit Echo Point, the most famous place in Munnar. End your day with a visit to the Tea Museum.
Day 3 :-
In the morning leave for Eravikulam National Park. The national park is famous for rich flora and fauna and is home to many endangered species. Spend the day in the national park. Watch some local performances of Kathakali and Kalaripayattu in the evening at Punarjani Traditional Village..
Day 4 :-
Visit Top Station, famous for its beautiful views of the hills. Also, explore some of the popular restaurants in Munnar like Taste The Brew Cafe for breakfast or Rapsy Restaurant for lunch. Afterwards, visit the various waterfalls located on the outskirts of Munnar like Lakkam Falls, Attukkad Falls and Thoovanam Falls.
Munnar, Kerala :-
Munnar is a hill station in Kerala, located in Idukki district. Located at a distance of 1600 meters in the Western Ghats, it is one of the most sought and visited travel destinations globally, especially popular among honeymooners. Munnar is famous for its tea gardens, greenery and blankets of mist that form scenic view points.
Thekkady Kerala
Weather :-
28° C.
Ideal duration :-
1 Day.
Histery :-
Home to the country's largest Tiger Reserve.
There are several resorts near the national park and an early boat safari within the sanctuary is capable of spotting wild elephants, bison, wild boar, various types of birds, etc.Murikadi is located about 5 km from the city and is famous for its coffee and spices plantations.Chelar Kovil is another area located nearby with lots of picturesque waterfalls and waterfalls. Located at an altitude of 1337 meters and at a distance of about 15 km from Thekkady, Mangala Devi Temple opens only on Chitra Purnima festival.
Flora :-
Thekkady has an amazing and diverse range of unique wildlife, with mountains gleaming over the boundless waters, the picturesque habitat known across the world as home to a vast population of Indian elephants. It also owns what is often referred to as the 'Pride of Kerala' - the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary which has been hailed as one of the largest and most visited wildlife sanctuaries in India. The sanctuary is spread over an area of 777 square kilometres, and with a tiger reserve within its periphery, it nurtures a spectacular habitat for the fauna. A highly protective elephant and tiger reserve, 53 tigers and over 900 elephants as well as more than 62 species of mammals are thriving in the lush greens. Deer, mouse deer, dhol (Indian wild dog), mongoose, fox and leopard are some of the commonly found mammals in Thekkady. It also has 300+ species of birds, 45 species of reptiles, 40+ varieties of fish and 160 types of insects. Situated on the banks of Periyar Lake, this place has developed a variety of vegetation in its lush green forests. About 75 percent of the entire area is covered by evergreen or semi-evergreen rain forests with trees of Bacteroidetes indicia, Calan axerillata, Hope parviflora, Canarium strictum, Artocarpus 104 hirsutus and Bischophyte javanica. It has recorded more than 2000 species of flowering plants, 170 species of ferns and 145 types of orchids which are frequently studied and used as resources by the local people. With activities like tiger trails and bamboo rafting, the greenery of this place can be easily explored.
Itinerary
Day 1 -
Go on the famous Nature Walk, a guided tour through the forests in the morning. After this go boating on Periyar Lake. Try the elephant rides that are offered. Walk around the town area and check out the plantations. In the evening, be sure to check out the Kathakali performance held near Periyar Meadows.
Day 2 -
Visit Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. If possible, visit the Periyar Tiger Trail. Apart from this, also watch the Kalari Payattu performance at Kadthandan Kalari Kendra in Kumily.
Alleppey Kerala
Officially called Alappuzha, Alleppey is a picture-perfect place known for its beautiful backwaters and houseboats that offer overnight stays. The coastline of Alleppey offers some of the best beaches in Kerala along with water sports during the dry season.Along with other beautiful places in Kerala like Munnar and Thekkady, Alleppey is often considered for a honeymoon or a great family vacation.
There are a plethora of houseboats, homestays and rejuvenating Ayurvedic resorts that make a stay in Alleppey a great one. The houseboats pass through the serene backwaters, where you can catch glimpses of green paddy fields, choir activities and watch the life of the local people in Kerala.
Venice
Alleppey was nicknamed the 'Venice of the East' by Lord Curzon, India's most infamous Viceroy.Apart from this, Alleppey is extremely famous for its snake boat race, which takes place during the monsoon season. The backwaters of Alleppey are the most popular destination in Kerala.
History
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The history of Alleppey can be traced back to the 1st century AD --- when St. Thomas, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ, arrived here and introduced Christianity to South India.
The foundation of Christianity was further strengthened by Portuguese and Dutch armies who arrived several centuries later and established their dominance in the region.
The famous St. Andrews Basilica was built by the Portuguese around the 17th century. Alleppey was also under the political influence of Maharaja Marthanda Varma, who is known as the 'builder of modern Travancore'.
Backwaters:-
Travelling in this area via a houseboat one can see a beautiful green kaleidoscope of rich paddy fields surrounded by coconut groves..The reform took place in three phases from 1865 to 1940. These retrieved areas are called padasekharam. Initially, the water was retrieved manually with wheels, and later with steam engines.Speculations have claimed that it is the only area in the world where agriculture is done up to 2 meters below sea level.
Local Food
There are many essentials in Alleppey cuisine. If you have not eaten Ghee Roast Dosa and Malayali Partha then your taste buds have not experienced Alleppey. While appams and idlis are essential, you can also try "todi", a locally fermented alcoholic drink made from palm trees and coconut palms.One of the most essential things to do in Alleppey is taste the local cuisine. Apart from the very famous Puttu Kadala, Appam, Vada, Curry and other traditional Kerala food; You can also try the homemade fish and seafood. Coconut has a very strong taste in all these dishes.
Itinerary
Day 1 -
Reach Alleppey by noon, and take some rest. In the evening, you can go for a stroll through the famous markets of Alleppey, mainly Mulakkal, where you can get some souvenirs, especially items like coir bags, rugs etc., apart from native spices for yourself.
Day 2 -
The next day should be set aside for a visit to the famous Nehru Trophy Boat Race, if the time to visit is in monsoon, or else, head to the magnificent Krishnapuram Palace.
Day 3 -
The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is located at a distance of about an hour, which has an excellent range of birds.
