A motor boat cruise in the backwaters of Kochi is an interesting activity popular even among the locals. Chinese fishing nets, fisher men and local life are the sights awaiting. For best experience, try the sunset cruise.

For a true local experience consider visiting Kadamakkudy or Kumbalangi, serene villages near Kochi, famous for scenic paddy fields, backwaters, magical sunsets and toddy shops serving lip smacking local non vegetarian fare. Life of fisher man folks, fish farming are other captivating sights.

Learn the intricacies of traditional Kerala cuisine and the spices that goes into these delicacies from a local expert. You will also get to dine with the host’s family.

Unveil the story of an unexplored island near Kochi as you kayak through the narrow waterways at your own pace. This river kayaking experience lets you travel like a local and explore the island.

A trip to Athirapally waterfalls, one of the most picturesque falls, featured in many movies including Bahubali is highly recommended, especially during or right after monsoons. A short trek will take you to the bottom of the waterfalls from where the view is absolutely stunning.

Feel the cool breeze as you sail in the catamaran. Sea is calm in Cherai thus making it ideal for a Catamaran ride. Subject to weather conditions. This will be a true delight for water sports enthusiasts.

Do it for the gram and let the memories last forever. Strike some romantic poses with gorgeous backdrops and our professional photographer will capture the moments.

Take an off-road ride through the mountain roads of Munnar in a 4*4. You get to drive past the rippling streams and lush green tea gardens. This safari takes you through the lesser travelled roads of Munnar to some breath-taking vantage points. It is thrilling to cross small streams enroute during the safari. It also gives an opportunity for short treks on hills if you wish to.

This is a guided short walk through the tea plantations immersing the beauty of the nature. This 2 hour long guided walk takes you through the tea plantations and lesser explored parts of Munnar and is an opportunity to interact with the local tea pinchers. The walk ends with a tea tasting activity. Guides demonstrates the art of preparing traditional tea, While the participants also get to try their hand in making a good brew.

Toddy shops in Kerala are popular for not just liquor but also authentic non vegetarian delicacies. Seafood delicacies, meat cooked in traditional style and fresh toddy are the primary attraction here. Tapioca with fish curry, duck roast, pidi(steamed rice balls), clams fry are some must tries.

Kathakali is a 17th century classical art form of Kerala distinguished by colourful costumes, intricate makeup and heavy, decorative headgear. The entire story, most of them from Indian epics, is enacted by hand gestures (mudras), facial expressions and body movements. Kathakali performance is a feast for an art lover. it portrays customs and rituals prevailing in Kerala. The artform itself is an identity of the god's own country.

Zip lining over the teagardens of Munnar is best way to absorb the scenic beauty of the top station. Embark on an adventure of viewing everything through a birdy's eye. it does not require any prior experience of ziplining.

The highest and one of the most scenic peaks in south India , kolukkumalai tea estate is at a height of about 2,175 m (7,130 ft) claim to being one of the highest in the world. Consider taking a bumpy 4*4 ride all the way up to kolukkumalai, tea processing here still sticks to orthodox methods practiced since colonial area. The misty distant hills and far off views of the plains are arguably better than anywhere else in Munnar (like top station).

Taste the locally grown tea variants hearing about their production, packing and distribution. You will also get to learn the subtle art and science behind brewing a good cup of tea.

Gather your wits and indulge in a rappelling session on the hills of Munnar. The thrill gets doubled as you are rappelling down a waterfall, right in the tea gardens. You will also be taught about different rappelling techniques. The activity is for adventure lovers with some experience in rappelling or similar adventure activities.

Kalaripayattu is a 3000 year old martial art form originated from Kerala, where the performers will surprise you with their body flexibility and precise movements. The performers are not only warriors but also self healers. One of the oldest fighting systems in existence, a Kalaripayatu or martial art show is a perfect climax to your day at Thekkady.

Nothing like a friendly jumbo! Consider riding on an elephant or feeding him under the guidance of its mahout. Giving the elephant a shower is also a fun affair. Experience these activities while on your travel under the supervision of its mahout.

This one hour performance in the evening gives a glimpse of the culture and traditions of the six tribal communities including Palliyan and Mannan tribes dwelling in the Periyar reserve. The event starts with a brief introduction about their culture, lifestyle, musical instruments and costumes. A photo session with these tribal communities will help you to take back wonderful memories along.

This is a popular activity organized by Periyar Tiger Reserve. Drift along the calm waters enjoying the panoramic view of the forest around. You will get to spot elephants, deer, gaur etc. apart from many rare species of avians as you raft. Packed food will be provided.

Another adrenaline gushing activity organised by Periyar Tiger reserve where you get to experience the wilderness of Thekkady to the fullest. This guided trek takes you through the forest region where you will get to tread into the darkness for a rendezvous with the resident nocturnal creatures of Periyar wildlife sanctuary. In the company of two guides and one armed forest guard, the program is absolutely safe. Good level of physical and mental fitness are expected to have for visitors intending to participate in this program.

Cruise through the Vembanad lake and narrow canals, portraying village life, on a canoe. Experience the true beauty of backwater villages, paddy fields and Pathiramanal Island on this ride.

Kudumbashree mess, is set up and managed by women as a part of Government's women empowerment program. Having a traditional lunch from this mess will be a treat to your taste buds and also a contribution to the cause. This also makes an opportunity to interact with the local people and their lifestyle.

An exciting way to feel the vibe of the backwaters is by kayaking through the narrow palm-fringed canals. Best to be done in the morning, Kayaking will take you closer to life by the backwaters. Paddy fields, duck rearing, Toddy tapping, fish rearing are some sites the voyage can offer.

Ayurvedic spa and massage help the body breathe, mind to relax and rejuvenate. This traditional practice nourishes the body, increases flexibility though vests the power of releasing stress. Trained practitioners will recommend the right treatment package for you.

A great way to connect with locals and experience the backwater village vibe is pedalling through the village alleys exploring life by the backwaters. You will get to watch a coir maker, a toddy tapper and fishermen in action via the ride.

Experience the charm of a backwater village with this half day program where you will cruise in a country boat and get closer to locals, their life, food and activities. The activity can be done either in the morning or afternoon. Traditional Kerala lunch is included in the program.

A motor boat cruise in the backwaters of Kochi is an interesting activity popular even among the locals. Chinese fishing nets, fisher men and local life are the sights awaiting. For best experience, try the sunset cruise.

This 20 minute, cheap as chips local’s ferry is a public transport system through scenic Kochi backwaters. Travelling to Fort Kochi from mainland Ernakulam by this motor boat along with daily commuters is a true local experience.

Shrink your carbon footprint as you pedal through the narrow alleys of Fort Kochi and Mattancherry with our guide, visiting historical monuments and learning about its colonial pas

This tour takes you to the famous temples of Kochi including Ernakulam Siva temple, Chottanikkara Devi temple and Tripunithura Poornathrayeesa temple. All these have stunning architecture and great historical significance too

For a true local experience consider visiting Kadamakkudy or Kumbalangi, serene villages near Kochi, famous for scenic paddy fields, backwaters, magical sunsets and toddy shops serving lip smacking local non vegetarian fare. Life of fisher man folks, fish farming are other captivating sights.

Learn the intricacies of traditional Kerala cuisine and the spices that goes into these delicacies from a local expert. You will also get to dine with the host’s family.

If you have a full day to spare in Kochi, consider visiting Wonderla Amusement Park for a thrilling time. Wonderla amusement park has various land rides, water rides, high thrill rides and kids rides. It also has pools and theatre. The park also has several restaurants and souvenir shops. A day spent will be worthy enough to experience.

This full day excursion takes you through the multicultural port town of Muziris, which was once the epi centre of spice trade in India. Muziris Heritage Project is one of India’s largest conservation projects. The project conserves 21 museums and other religious, historic attractions that can educate people about 2000 years of Kerala history.

Unveil the story of an unexplored island near Kochi as you kayak through the narrow waterways at your own pace. This river kayaking experience lets you travel like a local and explore the island.