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3-Day Kerala Itinerary for Family Friendly Travelers

  1. Day 1: Fort Kochi
    1 hour (12 miles) from Cochin International Airport

    In the morning, explore Mattancherry Palace, also known as Dutch Palace, and see the stunning murals and artifacts that showcase Kerala's rich history. In the afternoon, visit the Jewish Synagogue and take a stroll along Jew Town's narrow streets filled with antique shops. Finally, head to the iconic Chinese fishing nets and watch the fishermen skillfully operate these unique contraptions while enjoying the beautiful sunset.

  2. Day 2: Munnar
    4 hours (85 miles) from Fort Kochi

    Start your day with a visit to the Tea Museum and learn about the history and production process of the famous Munnar tea. In the afternoon, explore Eravikulam National Park and spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and other wildlife while enjoying the scenic views. Finish off your day with a sunset visit to the Top Station, the highest point in Munnar, offering breathtaking views of the Western Ghats.

  3. Day 3: Alleppey
    4 hours (90 miles) from Munnar

    Spend your morning cruising on a traditional houseboat through the backwaters of Alleppey. Relax and take in the stunning scenery while enjoying a delicious Keralan lunch prepared on board. In the afternoon, visit the Marari Beach and enjoy the warm Arabian Sea waters. Witness the breathtaking sunset view at the beach while sipping a refreshing coconut drink. End your trip with a traditional Keralan dinner of appam and stew at a local restaurant.

Recommendations

Don't miss attending a Kathakali performance at the Kerala Kathakali Centre in Fort Kochi, showcasing the traditional dance drama of Kerala. You can also take a day trip to Thekkady and experience the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and Spice Plantation Tour. Make sure to try the local cuisine, especially seafood dishes like Karimeen Fry and Prawn Curry. Visit the local markets and pick up some spices, tea, and handicrafts to take home as souvenirs. Finally, make sure to plan your trip during the winter season, from November to February, to enjoy the pleasant weather and avoid the monsoon season.

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