Your Kolukkumalai Jeep Safari, an extraordinary adventure in Munnar, begins at 4:00 AM, taking you on a thrilling off-road journey through rugged mountain terrain. The highlight of this experience is the breathtaking sunrise, where you can witness the first rays of the sun painting the sky in golden hues while standing above a blanket of clouds, creating a truly surreal view. As part of the trip, we also offer an exciting high-altitude trekking experience, allowing you to walk through misty trails, soak in the crisp mountain air, and marvel at the stunning panoramic landscapes. The jeep safari itself is a pure off-road adventure, filled with bumpy, winding paths that add to the excitement and make the journey even more exhilarating. After this unforgettable experience, we will return to the hotel, where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast before getting ready to continue your journey with wonderful memories of Munnar’s majestic beauty.

Located approximately 15 km from Munnar, Eravikulam National Park is Kerala’s first and largest national park, renowned for being the natural habitat of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Managed by the Kerala Department of Forest and Wildlife, Munnar, the park is a biodiversity hotspot, home to not just the Tahr but also several lesser-known species, including the Nilgiri marten, small-clawed otter, ruddy mongoose, and dusky striped squirrel. Seasonal visitors like elephants also make their way to the park during certain times of the year. The Rajamalai region serves as the designated tourism zone within the park, offering visitors a chance to explore its scenic beauty and unique wildlife. However, private vehicles are not permitted inside, and visitors must use the park’s authorized transportation for their journey. Additionally, Eravikulam National Park remains closed for nearly two months each year, typically in February and March, to protect the Nilgiri Tahr during its calving season.

Mattupetty, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Munnar, is a scenic retreat known for its pristine dam and serene lake, making it a perfect picnic spot for visitors. Families and travelers often gather here to enjoy a peaceful afternoon, soaking in the breathtaking views of the valley and the refreshing mountain air. The picturesque surroundings, coupled with the pleasant climate, create an ideal setting for relaxation and leisure. Beyond its scenic charm, Mattupetty is surrounded by lush green tea plantations and dense forests, offering excellent trekking opportunities for adventure enthusiasts. The region is also a haven for birdwatchers, as it is home to a diverse range of unique bird species, adding to its natural allure. Whether you seek tranquility or outdoor exploration, Mattupetty provides a delightful experience in the heart of Munnar’s stunning landscape.

Echo Point, a must-visit destination in Munnar, is famous for its natural echo phenomenon, where voices bounce off the surrounding hills, delighting visitors of all ages. Located at an altitude of approximately 600 feet, this picturesque spot is surrounded by lush greenery, making it an excellent place for a leisurely walk or a relaxing picnic amidst nature. Situated along the Munnar-Kodaikanal road, Echo Point is often visited en route to Top Station, the highest point in Munnar at 1,700 meters. From here, the view of the valley below is simply breathtaking, and on misty days, the clouds appear almost within reach, creating a surreal experience. Echo Point is also a prime location for witnessing the rare Neelakurinji flowers (Strobilanthes kunthianus), which bloom once every twelve years, transforming the hillsides into a mesmerizing shade of blue.

Photo point is a popular place in Munnar that gives you a pleasant vibe of tea plantation, Silver oak Tree, Stream etc. Here you can take photos dressed up in the authentic look of a plantation worker that will give you a beautiful memory of very different experience.

The Kannan Devan Tea Museum, India’s first-ever tea museum, offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and evolution of tea plantations in Munnar, a region with a tea legacy spanning over a century. Established to showcase the journey of tea production, the museum takes visitors through the transformation of the industry—from the earliest rudimentary tea rollers to the modern, fully automated tea factories like the one at Madupatty. A visit to the museum provides firsthand knowledge of tea processing, including the intricate steps involved in producing black tea. Exhibits display vintage tea-making equipment, photographs, and historical documents that highlight the pioneering efforts behind tea cultivation in Munnar. For tea enthusiasts and history lovers alike, the Kannan Devan Tea Museum is a must-visit destination, offering both educational insights and an opportunity to savor freshly brewed local tea.

The Rose Garden of Munnar, spread over 2 acres of lush land, is a beautifully maintained plantation that showcases a diverse collection of flora. Beyond its stunning variety of roses, the garden is home to an array of spice plants, crops like cardamom and vanilla, and numerous fruit-bearing trees, creating a rich and vibrant landscape. As you stroll through the garden, you will be captivated by the mesmerizing aromas of the spices and flowers that fill the air, making it a sensory delight for visitors. The well-manicured pathways, colorful blossoms, and serene ambiance make the Rose Garden an ideal spot for nature lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone looking to unwind amidst Munnar’s natural beauty.

Idukki, often referred to as "The Land of Spices," is one of Kerala’s most significant spice-producing regions. Nestled in the Western Ghats, its cool climate, fertile soil, and high-altitude plantations create the perfect conditions for cultivating a wide variety of spices that are not only used in Indian cuisine but are also exported worldwide. Here you will visit local spice farms that produce Idukki spices which are not cultivated only for tourism but for spice production by farmers.!! Major Spices Grown in Idukki Cardamom – Known as the "Queen of Spices," Idukki is one of the largest producers of high-quality cardamom in India. Black Pepper – Often called the "King of Spices," Idukki produces some of the finest Malabar pepper, known for its strong flavor and aroma. Cinnamon & Clove – Widely grown in the region, these spices are essential in Indian and international cuisines. Nutmeg & Mace – Used for their warm and sweet aroma, commonly found in spice gardens. Turmeric & Ginger.

One of the rare attractions of your tour, The Idukki Dam, an architectural and engineering marvel built in 1975, stands as one of Asia's tallest arch dams, towering at 168.91 meters (554 feet) and stretching 365.85 meters (1,200 feet) in length, constructed across the Periyar River between the historic Kuravan and Kurathi hills; designed to support Kerala’s largest hydroelectric project, this double-curved parabolic dam, built without conventional spillways, plays a crucial role in the state’s power generation and water conservation, while also being a significant landmark known for its breathtaking surroundings and historical significance in India's infrastructural development. You will have Battery Car to travel through dam top.

Kalvari Mount, a scenic hilltop in Idukki, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Idukki Reservoir and surrounding hills, making it a popular destination for trekking, nature walks, and sunrise or sunset photography, where visitors can experience serene landscapes, mist-covered valleys, and a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation.

You will be visiting some of the hidden spots of idukki like Parunthumpara, Kuttai Kadav etc and will have a Camp fire in Idukki.

Vagamon, a scenic hill station in Kerala, offers an exhilarating off-roading experience through rugged terrains and breathtaking landscapes. Highlights of the Off-Road Trail: Waterfall – A mesmerizing natural waterfall along the route, perfect for a refreshing break. Tunnel – A thrilling drive through an old tunnel, adding a sense of mystery to the journey. Idukkidam Catchment Area View – A stunning panoramic view of the catchment area, showcasing serene waters and lush greenery. Uluppuni Top Station – One of the most sought-after off-roading spots, offering 360-degree views of rolling hills and misty valleys. Tea Plantation – Drive through picturesque tea estates, enjoying the fresh aroma and scenic beauty. Kaithapathal Viewpoint – A breathtaking viewpoint providing a bird's-eye view of Vagamon’s majestic landscapes. This off-roading adventure is perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers looking to explore Vagamon’s hidden gems.

Vagamon Adventure Park, located in Kolahalamedu, Vagamon, Kerala, is a premier destination for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts. A standout feature of the park is India's longest cantilever glass bridge, inaugurated in September 2023 The bridge extends 40 meters and is constructed with five layers of 40mm glass imported from Germany, supported by 35 tonnes of steel. Activities: Paragliding Zip lining Sky Cycling and Sky Swing Only park entry tickets are Issued. Activities are paid and can be purchased from the park.

Vagamon Meadows, also known as Mottakunnu, is one of the most iconic attractions in Vagamon, Kerala. These lush green, rolling meadows stretch across the misty hills, creating a surreal landscape perfect for nature lovers and photographers.

The Vagamon Pine Forest is a serene and picturesque destination located in the hill station of Vagamon, Kerala. It is a man-made pine plantation, offering a unique contrast to Kerala’s usual tropical greenery. The towering pine trees, cool climate, and mist-covered surroundings make it a popular spot for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers.

After breakfast you will head towards the watery heaven, Alleppey/Kumarakom. Travelling in these Kerala Kettuvallom is not just a matter of majestic window views but it is an enchanting experience in itself. The cool and pleasant breeze, the sound of water, seasonal rails and the occasional migratory birds make this boating as a lifelong experience for you. Experience ‘God’s Own Country’ while meandering narrow backwater pathways , villages and markets along the Alleppey/Kumarakom backwaters. You will have overnight stay in house boat with welcome drink lunch snacks dinner and breakfast.

It is possible to add Additional dates for Thekkady, Varkala etc.. Drop off at Cochin including 4 hours drive. If time available, we provide complimentary Cochin sightseeing which can includes fort cochin, the navy museum, St Francis church, the Chinese fishing net, Santa clause basilica, Mattanchery palace, Jewish synagogue, Marine drive, Marine walk way, boating, Tripunitura hill palace. You can find some time for shopping at Cochin. Our representative will leave you at Cochin Airport/Railway station/Bus stand and will do the necessary support there. Drive back to your hometown with the sweet memories of the Kerala trip with us. Hill palace opens from 9 AM to 5 PM and is closed on Monday. The Dutch palace is closed on Friday. The synagogue opens from 10 AM to 1 PM and 3 to 5 PM and is closed on Friday and Saturday.