Our airport consultant will be there to greet you when you arrive at the Bombay airport, help you get to the hotel you have reserved in advance, and give you an overview of your tour itinerary.

The remainder of the day is free at the hotel, or if you have time, you can independently explore tourist palaces.

Spend the night at the hotel.

Explore the city of Bombay after breakfast.

You will be taken to the Gateway of India today. Here, you will board a boat to Elephanta Caves for a half-day adventure. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Elephanta Island Caves are situated in the Arabian Sea, approximately 10 km from Mumbai Harbour. There are two Buddhist caverns and five Hindu caves devoted to Shiva among the caves, which date from the fifth to the eighth century AD.

On Monday, the caverns are closed.

You are scheduled to visit this city of Bollywood this afternoon. A tour of Mumbai will include visits to Kamla Nehru Park, which offers a stunning and expansive view of the Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach, as well as the Hanging Gardens, which are situated on the picturesque slopes of the Malabar Hills. You will travel along Marine Travel, Flora Fountain, and Crawford Market as you continue your trip and are shown Mani Bhawan, the Prince of Wales Museum, the Gate of India, and Dhobi-Ghat.

Spend the night at the hotel.

Check out of your accommodation after breakfast, and you'll be driven to Bombay airport in time for your departure to Cochin. You will be transported to Periyar by road after landing at the Cochin Airport.

Known as an Elephant and Tiger Reserve, Periyar is home to a variety of wildlife, including Indian and Bengali elephants, wild boars, sambars, tigers, leopards, wild dogs, langurs, monkeys, and more. Both vegetation and birds abound there. The park is encircled by diverse plantation zones for coffee, tea, etc., and a visit to these plantations is worthwhile. You may observe the many animals while taking a boat trip to Periyar Lake.You will check into your hotel upon arrival and have the remainder of the day free there.Spend the night at the hotel.

You will take a typical boat trip to Periyar National Park early in the morning.One of India's most well-known national parks, you may see a variety of untamed creatures close to Periyar Lake while taking a boat trip. Numerous wild animals, including tigers, elephants, sambars, wild pigs, and numerous more species and birds, may be seen in this park.

Following breakfast, you will take a guided tour of a spice plantation, where you will learn about the various applications of spices such as cardamom, pepper, cloves, and cinnamon in various recipes.Later, drive on to Kumarakom, stopping along the way to see the tea estate garden.Situated on the shores of Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom is well-known for its backwater tours and abundance of upscale resorts and hotels that provide its guests with a variety of activities, including kayaking, boat rides, cycling, spa and rejuvenation packages, and traditional Ayurvedic massages. .In addition, Kumarakom is well-known for its backwaters (canals and lagoons), mouthwatering food, and rice and coconut palm countryside.You will check into your hotel upon arrival, and you will have the rest of the day to yourselves.Spend the night at the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel in the morning.Later on, you will visit the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, which is home to several bird species and, in the winter, some migrating birds.After you check out, you'll board a rice houseboat for a backwater cruising excursion. A system of sizable lakes connected by canals and nourished by rivers makes up the Kerala backwaters. The low barrier islands created by coastal currents and waves are what create the backwaters. In the backwaters of Kerala, you will board a houseboat here. Spending a night in the backwaters on kettuvallam, or houseboats, has a lot of charm. The grain was transported by these vessels. Rain and sun protection are provided by thatched roof coverings. With a dining space, sleeping quarters, restrooms, and a deck for sitting, the boats resemble floating cottages. Staff members prepare the meals on board.Spend the night on a houseboat while eating.

After having breakfast on the houseboat, they disembarked and went to Mararikulam.The seaside community of Mararikulam is well-known for its stunning beach, also called Marari seaside or Mararikulam Beach. One of India's most stunning beaches, it was named one of the top five hammock beaches in the world by the National Geographic survey. About 11 kilometers from Alappuzha is the tranquil tiny village of Mararikulam, which is a perfect place to go on holiday.You will check into your hotel when you arrive.Spend the night at the hotel.

Enjoy the resort's amenities and spend the entire day at leisure doing your own things.Spend the night at the hotel.

Check out of your accommodation after breakfast, then continue with the city tour.

You will see some of the most well-known locations in Kochi on the tour, such as the Jewish synagogue and Portuguese churches, mosques, and temples. The Chinese-style fishing nets, which are primarily found in Kerala, will be shown to you. It has a cantilever, an outstretched net suspended in the sea, and a large stone suspended on the other end with ropes for counterweights. It is about ten meters high. A team of six fishermen operates each installment of this fishing net.30-minute harbor cruise excursion in Cochin in the afternoon.Enjoy the Kathakali Dance performance at the Cochin Auditorium later in the evening.Spend the night at the hotel.

Check out of your accommodation after breakfast and make your way to Cochin Airport in time for your Bombay flight. You will remain in transit upon arrival and board a subsequent flight to continue your journey.