3N/4D Athirappilly & Munnar Package

The ideal time is October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. The monsoon season (June to September) is popular for Ayurvedic treatments, while summer (April–May) is hot and humid but suitable for hill stations.

Kerala is well connected.
Air: Major airports – Cochin (COK) & Trivandrum (TRV)
Rail: Extensive train network connects Kerala to major Indian cities
Road: National highways from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and other South Indian states.

Yes. South Indian vegetarian food is widely available. That said, Kerala is also famous for its seafood and meat-based dishes, especially in coastal and Christian/Muslim-dominated areas.

Cochin – heritage and colonial charm; Munnar – tea gardens and hills; Thekkady – Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary; Alleppey/Kumarakom – backwaters and houseboats; Kovalam/Varkala – beaches; Wayanad – forests and waterfalls; Athirapally – waterfalls; Trivandrum – capital city with temples and beaches. Some of the popular festivals are Onam (Aug–Sept) – harvest festival Vishu (April) – New Year; Thrissur Pooram – temple festival with elephants and fireworks; Theyyam – ritual dance in North Kerala; Boat Races (Aug–Sept) – during monsoon.

Standard hotel policy dictates check-in is typically around 2:00 PM and check-out is around 11:00 AM. Specific timings may vary slightly by property. If your travel schedule requires an early check-in or late check-out, please notify us, and we will try to arrange it, subject to availability and possible charges.
Since Munnar is a hill station, we recommend packing light woolen clothes, a light jacket, or shawls, especially for the evenings. Don't forget comfortable walking shoes, rain gear (if traveling during monsoon season), and essentials like sunscreen and insect repellent.
Sightseeing is subject to time availability
Eravikulam National Park remains closed Jan–Apr (calving season)