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Best Of Both The Worlds With Munnar and Marari

Cities : Cochin (1N),Munnar (2N),Mararikulam (2N)
Sightseeing
- Mattupetty Dam
- Echo Point
- Rajamalai (Eravikulam) National Park
- Tea Gardens & Museums
- Kundala Lake
- Chinese Fishing Nets
- Fort Kochi
- Jewish Synagogue
- Marari beach
- International Coir Museum
Meals
- 5 Breakfast
- 5 Dinner
Best Of Both The Worlds With Munnar and Marari
The Supplement Cost for Festival Time and Long Weekend will be advised as per the Hotel Policy
Day wise travel itinerary
- Day 1 :CochinArrive Kochi also known as Cochin, is a city in Kerala state of south India. The city is popularly & adorably known as the “Queen of the Arabian sea” as it has one of the finest natural harbors in the world. Cochin is referred to Gateway to Kerala. On arrival check into the hotel. Later visit below places: Chinese fishing net: The Chinese fishing nets are another unique attraction to visit while sightseeing in Cochin. They are fixed installations along the shore. Set up on poles made of teak and bamboo and held in place horizontally, the traps are lowered into the water to catch fish. Jewish synagogue: This is the oldest synagogue in India with its construction beginning during the medieval period. It was built on the land adjacent to the Mattancherry Palace, given by the erstwhile King of Cochin and lies within the corner of Jew Town. The synagogue houses many antiques, and features a highly decorative interior reflecting the traditions of the many cultures flourishing along trade routes within the region. Fort Kochi: Fort Kochi has played an important role in the history of Kerala. Fort Kochi also has several attractions just like the Santa Cruz Basilica. It also houses many historical monuments such as the St. Francis Church, the first church of Vasco da Gama, the Dutch Seminary, the China Vela and lots of others. Dinner & Overnight stay at Cochin. (D)
- Dinner
- Day 2 :Cochin - Munnar (127 Kms, 4 Hrs)This day after breakfast transfer to Munnar. It is a hill station which is famous for its tea plantation, lush green scenery and the long fields along the roads. Located on the Western Ghats of Kerala it is also called the Kashmir of South India because of its green mountains and the constant cold weather making it very pleasant for the people visiting this place. Arrive and transfer to hotel. Relax and enjoy the resort. Dinner & Overnight stay at the hotel/Resort in Munnar. (D)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Day 3 :MunnarAfter Breakfast, take a full day sightseeing tour of Munnar, Proceed for jeep safari (Optional Cost) covering some of the route which cannot be covered with other vehicles. Hanging Bridge, Ponmudi dam, some untouched villages. Return to Munnar city, have lunch (on your own) & visit below places: Tea Museum & Tea Gardens – Any trip to Munnar begins and ends with tea, Tea is all around you in the verdant countryside of Munnar. One can visit tea museum which talks about how tea is produced and manufactured & one can also go for tea tasting. Afterwards proceed for remaining sightseeing covering: Mattupetty dam - This is a famous for specialized dairy farm, Mattupetty Dam and Lake for speedboat ride, agricultural gardens, Indo-Swiss Livestock project, and tea plantation; located at a distance of 14 km away from Munnar., One can do boat ride on Optional cost. Eravikullam National Park - Spread over a sprawling area of 97 square kilometers and dotted with lush forests and shola grasslands unique to the region, the park makes for an excellent home to a number of wild species including gaurs, sambar deer, golden jackals, Indian bisons and a variety of mongoose. Amongst all these wild residents, the one which is most celebrated and grabs all the attention is the rare and endangered Nilgiri Tahr; with almost 750 of these threatened mountain goats living here and enjoying a wonderful time amidst their natural environs. Echo point which is known for its natural phenomenon of resonance, the Echo Point; just stand here and scream, and you would hear back your voice reverberating in the air. Its scenic gorgeous strewn with a beautiful river flowing by, the grassy hill slopes, verdant tea plantations and fragrant spice gardens makes it an idyllic locale for nature lovers and photography freaks alike. Kundala Lake – Calm, serene and tranquil; Kundala Lake in Munnar is one of the best nature sightseeing places where one can completely unwind himself from the stress one can stop by here for few hours and soak himself in breath-taking scenery of the place which seems to possess directly made its way out from an image postcard; rolling hills, luxuriant tea gardens, lovely cherry blossoms and vibrant Neela Kurinji flowers that blossom in the region every 12 years, add to the unmatched picturesque charm of the lake. Enjoy scenic beauty at Top station at additional cost. Evening back to the hotel/Resort. Dinner & Overnight stay at the hotel/Resort in Munnar. (B & D)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Day 4 :Munnar – Mararikulam (154 Kms, 4 Hrs 20 Minutes)This day after breakfast check out from hotel & transfer to Mararikulam On arrival check in to hotel/Resort. Spend the time simply chilling in the beach. For those who like to take part in activities, there are activities to do like kayaking or boating (Optional Cost). Next, visit the International Coir Museum, where the coir from the coconut is used to make a lot of items. They are much in demand in Kerala as well as rest of the country as well as abroad. You can perhaps carry some souvenirs back from here. Evening back to resort. Dinner & Overnight stay at Mararikulam hotel/Resort. (D)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Day 5 :MararikulamThis day after breakfast Visit the Marari Yoga and Kalaripayattu Center to see people practicing yoga and Kalaripayattu, the world famous martial art form that originated in Kerala. You can learn a few basics here or just watch, enjoy and understand about yoga and kalaripayattu. Marari is also one place that offers quality Ayurvedic massages and spas, as well as treatments for any specific ailments (Optional Cost). Dinner & Overnight stay at Mararikulam hotel/Resort. (D)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Day 6 :Mararikulam – Cochin (43 Kms, 1 Hrs)This day after Breakfast, transfer to Cochin Airport for your flight to your home town. You return back with wonderful memories of God’s Own Country. (B)
- Breakfast
Sightseeing

Mattupetty Dam

Echo Point

Rajamalai (Eravikulam) National Park

Tea Gardens & Museums

Kundala Lake
Opening Time : 09:00 AM
Closing Time : 05:00 PM
About 20 km from Munnar, Kundala Dam is a picturesque tourist destination. The dam is built on the Periyar River, and is surrounded by a green Western Ghat mountain range. The area also has cherry blossom trees, which flower twice a year, which adds to the beauty of the place. And if you are lucky, you can also see the bright purple cover of blue Kurunji flowers on the hills. Those flowers bloom only once in 12 years. The nearby Kundala lake also provides an unforgettable experience to tourists. You can board a pedal boat or a boat to explore the lake and enjoy the scenery. Kashmiri Shikara boats are available for rent at Kundala Dam Lake Munnar.
Kundala Lake Munnar is also known for its boating facilities. Tea gardens & Green Hills and backdrops are with you in during the experience. Here, you can rent a pedal boat, rowboat or shikhara.
Albeit Munnar is a hill station, the summer heat becomes unbearable at times. Ergo, the best time to visit the lake is during winter or spring, between November and May.
The cloud cover remains pleasant throughout the day during those months.
Also, it would be best to go early in the morning, so that you can enjoy your journey in peace. You can spend about 1-2 hours at this tourist spot.
Approx. boat charges :
INR 100 for Pedal Boat for 3 persons
INR 150 for Row Boat for 4 persons
INR 200 for Shikara Boat for 2 persons
INR 200 for Video Camera
(Boating closes at 4.30 PM and boating is closed during heavy rains)
Things to do :
1. Enjoying the views – Kundala Dam Lake has plenty of green area and shade where you can sit and enjoy the views of the nearby hills. You can watch the boats floating in the lake or just enjoy the cool breeze filled with the aroma of tea plantations.
2. Boating in the lake – Kundala Lake Munnar is known for its boating facilities. Green hills and tea plantations in the backdrop accompany you during the experience. Here, you can rent pedal boats, row boats or shikaras.
3. Riding a horse – On the banks of the lake, you’ll also find many horses. Pay the owner and hop on one for a ride around Kundala Dam and Lake. On some days, you can even ride elephants or find other small activities like balloon shooting.
4. Having tea and snacks – Local people also set up tea stalls and other snack corners near Kundala Lake. You can sip a freshly made cup of masala tea or drink tender coconut water there. Dosa, noodles and sandwich stalls are also there.
5. Capturing memorable photos – The dam standing tall, colourful boats on the lake and dense forests around make this tourist spot an ideal place for photographers. The distant cover of tea plantations also adds to the charm. And you might also get to capture the rare Neela Kurunji flowers blooming on the nearby slopes.
Entry to Kundala Lake is free, one can take a stroll around the lake if not interested in boat ride.
Exclusion :
1. Vehicle cost
2. Activity cost
3. Boat Ride
Important Note :
1. The given sightseeing can be done if have hired vehicle for the full day or planning to take one. However it is at discretion of vehicle company to do it. Also one has to make sure that the same falls in given kilometer limits by the company.
2. The cost of sightseeing is given for reference and planning purposes only. The same has to be paid directly on spot.
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