Kochi is a beautiful city that blends history and modernity. Start your day by exploring the Fort Kochi area, which has a mix of Portuguese, Dutch and British architecture. Visit the Dutch Palace and the Jewish Synagogue that are significant landmarks of this area. Head to the Chinese Fishing Nets and learn about how they operate. End your day by watching a Kathakali performance, a traditional dance form native to Kerala.
Munnar is a beautiful hill station that is known for its lush tea plantations. Start your day by visiting the Munnar Tea Museum and learn about the history of tea in Kerala. Head to Eravikulam National Park to see the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and to enjoy the beautiful views of the valleys. End your day at Kundala Lake where you can enjoy boating or just relax on the banks of the lake.
Alleppey is famous for its backwaters, and houseboat rides are a popular way to explore them. Begin your day with a houseboat ride and enjoy the scenic beauty of the backwaters. Head to Mullakkal Rajarajeswari Temple and take a relaxing stroll around Alleppey Beach. End your day with a delectable seafood dinner at a local restaurant.
If you have more time, you can consider visiting Thekkady for its Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and Athirapally Falls for a breathtaking view of the waterfalls. If you have less time, you can consider skipping Alleppey and heading directly from Munnar to Kochi. Make sure to carry comfortable shoes and light clothing as the weather can be warm and humid in Kerala. It is also recommended to carry insect repellent as you will be visiting a lot of natural areas.