4 Night 5 Days In the Jungle Package – Kerala Tour – Triprox
4 Night 5 Days In the Jungle Package
With Kerala jungle packages, you can explore these attractions as well as the ethereal experience of nature in Munnar, exquisite examples of nature’s architecture in Thekkady, and the magnificent backwaters of Alleppey.
In a 4- Night 5 days package, discover the seductive beauty of the hills and coastal villages. The Western Ghats mountains of Kerala are home to the highland town of Munnar. You must visit Munnar to fully appreciate its magnificence because words cannot do it justice. Thekkady’s wilderness, Munnar’s tea estates, and Alleppey’s canal system will all make for an unforgettable journey. The most alluring tourist destination in Kerala is Thekkady. It is located in the Idukki district, not far from the borders of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Day 1 – Arrival and Transfer to Munnar Hotel
One of our representatives will pick you up at the airport or train station and drive you to Munnar. Cheeyappara Falls is a waterfall along the Munnar route. The waterfall’s seven stages of descent can be seen. You can get wet in the cool water spray in addition to watching the waterfall into a pool. It is the perfect setting for unwinding. As soon as you reach Munnar, check into the hotel. Spend the night in Munnar and have a relaxing evening there.
Day 2 – Munnar Sightseeing / Leisure
Enjoy a full day of sightseeing in Munnar while traveling via the famous Mattupetty dam and Echo point via the Munnar-top station route. Your experience will be unforgettable thanks to the eucalyptus plantations on either side of the dam and the relaxed lake environment. If you feel like taking a leisurely drift, there are boating facilities available in the dam. You’ll have the time of your life thanks to the fruit stands, handicraft shops, and recreational activities on the dam.
The Mattupetty Dam’s vicinity offers scenic views of the wildlife and evergreen forests of the Western Ghats from Echo Point. As the name implies, if you shout at the mountain, nature will respond by sending you an echo. The national park is another point of interest and was formerly where the British went hunting. Today, this park provides the best possible wild animal protection. The critically endangered wild goat known as Nilgiri Tahr is protected in this area. The pride of Munnar is this.
The grasslands’ extraordinary beauty is one of Eravikulam National Park’s additional draws. This park is home to Anamudi, the highest peak in South India. This hill is home to a wide variety of rare plant species. The museum, which is operated by Tata Tea, explains the development of the Munnar tea industry. There is an intriguing collection of old artifacts, photographs, and artifacts. Take a Spice Tea Trail in the evening, then return to the hotel at night.
Day 3 – Munnar – Thekkady
It is best to visit Thekkady, a town in Kerala’s Cardamom Hills, early in the day. Rich spice plantations, sloping hills, evergreen deciduous woods, and verdant meadows are some of the town’s most renowned natural features. Once you arrive, check into the hotel and take some time to relax and revive. Get ready for a later half-day Thekkady sightseeing tour. Visit the Periyar Tiger Reserve, which is the pride of Kerala and is home to several of India’s rare and threatened wildlife species.
The experience is thrilling thanks to the sound of hornbills chirping, wild animals avoiding tourists, and the mysterious, dark Periyar forest. The artificial Lake Periyar was constructed in the middle of the Periyar National Park. The lake has grown into a complete ecosystem that houses the Periyar wildlife and is surrounded by a ring of lush green hills. It is essential to visit the Kumily village, also referred to as “Plantation Town” or the “Gateway to Thekkady,” and to ramble through the bustling Spice Market. Spend the night at the Thekkady hotel.
Day 4 – Thekkady – Alleppey
Arrive in Alleppey early in the day. Alleppey, also known as Alappuzha, is renowned for its backwaters and houseboats and is also known as Kerala’s historical commercial center. The largest and longest lake in Kerala is called Vembanadu Lake. One of the top Alappuzha tourist destinations for backwater tourism is Vembanadu Lake. The location is ideal for enjoying fresh fish. An entirely unique experience is taking a houseboat out on Vembanadu Lake and staying there. The most popular destination in Alleppey is Kuttanadan. Alleppey’s true beauty is found in its various water bodies, the most well-known of which are the backwaters of Kuttanadan. This is one of Alleppey’s most popular tourist destinations.
The area is renowned for its houseboat cruises, swaying palms, and emerald-colored backwaters. a four-hour scenic drive through a typical Keralan village and paddy field. Check into the renowned Kerala houseboat Kettuvallam when you arrive. Lunch will be served on a houseboat if you are staying there. By boat, explore the amazing system of rivers, lakes, lagoons, and canals. Check out the rice fields in the Kuttanadan Region, the only place where this crop is grown below sea level. Alleppey hotel or houseboat overnight stays.
Day 5 – Tour End
After breakfast, check out of the hotel and make your way back to the airport or train station.
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