Munnar is a hill station known for its sprawling tea gardens. Visit the Mattupetty Dam, which also offers a calm and serene view of the lake. Go for a short hike to the Attukad Waterfalls for some stunning views of the lush green landscape around. Take a tour of a tea plantation and enjoy freshly brewed tea from the Tata Tea Museum.
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a variety of animals and is best explored through a guided boat ride on the Periyar Lake. Keep an eye out for elephants, tigers, gaur, and other wildlife. After your visit, stop by a spice plantation to learn about Kerala's spices and how they are grown.
Marari Beach is a serene and peaceful location with endless stretches of golden sand and the Arabian Sea. Unwind at one of the local resorts, enjoy a Ayurvedic spa treatment or simply relax by the sea and watch the sunset.
Take a relaxing cruise on a traditional houseboat through the backwaters of Alleppey. Enjoy the views of the lush green paddy fields and palm trees, and get a glimpse of traditional life in Kerala. After the cruise, head to the Alleppey Beach for some fresh seafood and enjoy the scenic views of the Arabian Sea.
If you have extra time, consider visiting the backwaters of Kumarakom or Vembanad Lake. You could also opt for an Ayurvedic spa treatment in Munnar. If you have less time, you could skip Marari Beach or the spice plantation visit. Keep in mind that the best time to visit Kerala is between October and March, when the weather is pleasant and comfortable.