7 Days Kerala Tour Package From Kolkata 2027 | Golden

A full Munnar day. The morning is Eravikulam National Park — the protected high-altitude grassland where the Nilgiri Tahr is regularly sighted on the open slopes. Entry is by Forest Department regulated vehicle. The Nilgiri Tahr is found only in the southern Western Ghats and the Eravikulam population is one of the most significant protected groups of the species.
The afternoon covers Mattupetty Dam approximately 13 kilometres from town and the Kundala tea estate viewpoints. Munnar holds one of the largest contiguous tea plantation landscapes in India — the afternoon light on those rows is the specific image that most travellers from this kerala tour package from kolkata carry back. Overnight at Munnar.

The Munnar to Thekkady drive covers approximately 90 to 105 kilometres through cardamom and spice plantation country, descending from Munnar's elevation through the Devikulam range. The landscape shifts from open tea estates to denser spice corridors as the vehicle approaches Thekkady. The Periyar Lake boat ride inside the Periyar Tiger Reserve runs in the afternoon — a one to two hour circuit on the reservoir where elephant, deer and bison come to the water edge.
The Periyar Tiger Reserve covers 777 square kilometres of Western Ghats forest and holds an estimated 40 tigers. The evening is the Thekkady spice market. Overnight at Thekkady.

The drive from Thekkady to Alleppey covers approximately 140 kilometres through the Kottayam rubber belt — around three hours. Houseboat check-in at Alleppey is at noon. The kettuvallam moves through the afternoon on the Alleppey canal network — paddy fields, coconut groves and village canal banks on both sides. For a Kolkata group the Alleppey houseboat sits in a register that the Sundarbans boat or the Hooghly ferry does not quite match — the canal is narrower, the water is still and the vegetation is a deeper, wetter green.
Lunch and evening tea are served on board as the vessel cruises. The houseboat moors for the night. Overnight on the houseboat.

Houseboat checkout is by 9 AM. The drive from Alleppey to Kovalam covers approximately 155 kilometres through Kollam and the south Kerala coast — around three to four hours. Kovalam sits approximately 16 kilometres south of Trivandrum. The three beaches — Lighthouse Beach, Hawah Beach and Samudra Beach — are separated by rocky headlands.
Lighthouse Beach is the largest and the most visited, with the lighthouse at the southern end giving the bay its name. The first Kovalam evening is the beach — the Arabian Sea at Kovalam at sunset is a specific quality of light that the Bay of Bengal coast that Kolkata knows does not replicate. Overnight at Kovalam.

A full Kovalam day. The morning is Lighthouse Beach before the day visitors arrive from Trivandrum — the beach at 7 AM is a different programme from the afternoon. Hawah Beach adjoining it is quieter — the fishing community still works from this section and the beach is less built up.
Groups with a specific interest in Kanyakumari — the southernmost tip of India where the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean converge — can do it as a half-day excursion from Kovalam on Day 6. The drive from Kovalam to Kanyakumari covers approximately 87 kilometres. The Bon team structures this based on the group's preference at booking. Overnight at Kovalam.

The final morning covers Trivandrum before the departure flight back to Kolkata. The Napier Museum and Kuthiramalika Palace are both in the museum complex area approximately 16 kilometres from Kovalam — the Kuthiramalika is an early 19th-century royal palace with Kerala mural paintings and carved wooden interiors.
The Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in the fort area is open to Hindu visitors in traditional dress. After the morning the vehicle proceeds to Trivandrum Airport for the return flight to Kolkata. The Bon Voyagers vehicle drops at Trivandrum Airport. This kerala tour package from kolkata ends here.