Start your Kerala nature tour by visiting the Munnar's outdoor tea museum to witness how tea is made. The site also provides information on tea tasting. Continue to Eravikulam National Park, located the hill's slope, and take a hike through its gorgeous landscape. The biodiversity here is stunning, including various bird species and the rare Nilgiri tahr.
Visit India's largest wildlife sanctuary - covering 777 sq. Km. - that is home to tigers, elephants, leopards, deer and more. You can take part in safaris, boat rides through the scenic waterways of Periyar or take a guided jungle walk.
Explore the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey and sail on a traditional houseboat - an ideal way to relax after your wildlife adventure. The journey will take you through fish farms, paddy fields and local villages, giving you a glimpse of traditional life of the state.
Indulge in a day of relaxation at Marari Beach after all your outdoor activities. This picturesque beach offers a variety of activities, such as beach volleyball and surfing. Relax and enjoy the sounds of the gentle waves.
To fully embrace the Keralan nature tour, try to add an extra day to stay at the hotels surrounding the attractions. You can visit the local spice markets and experience cooking classes to learn first-hand how to use the famous flavours of the region's cuisine. If you are short on time, it is recommended to skip Marari beach and visit an additional wildlife sanctuary or a local spice market.