Kerala - 10 Day itinerary for Kerala - Private shopping tour of Delhi

Here is our 10 days itinerary for Kerala.

Start in Kochi because that’s the most popular airport for Kerala. Take the circuit in a rental car with driver and fly out of Kochi

Detailed itinerary for Kerala

Day 1 Land in Kochi

Arrive by car or air and spend the night close to the airport. You can also save a night here and do the 3.5 hour drive to Munnar on the same day. We dont recommend that.

Day 2 Kochi to Munnar

Get to Munnar and visit the local market. Relax at your hotel

Day 3 Eravikulam National park

Go and see this beautiful park early in the morning. Head to Thekkady in the late afternoon. It is a long 6.5 hour drive.

Day 4 Thekkady

Go to Periyar and spend the day there. Take the boat tour. Come back and relax at your hotel

Day 5 Periyar tiger park

Enjoy the Tiger park, Ride the elephants at the elephant junction and visit the spice plantations

Day 6 Head to Kumarakom

Head to the famous back waters of Kerala. This is a long 10 hour drive. Will take the entire day.

Day 7 Kumarakom

After a relaxed evening at your resort, head to see the backwaters via a boat tour.

Day 8 Kumarakom

A day to do whatever you want in Kumarakom. Yoga, Ayurvedic massages, Kerala food, Stay on a houseboat

Day 9 Head to Kochi

Head to Kochi and see the Fort Kochi area

Day 10 Head back home

Catch your flight out from Kochi.

If you only have 3 days, skip everything but Kumarakom.

If you have 5 days do Kumarakom and Thekkady

What to do in Munnar

Frankly for us, Munnar town was a disappointment. However Eravikular was amazing and easy to get to from Munnar. If possible, I would love to stay at a bed and breakfast in Eravikular instead of the KTDC resort Tea County in Munnar.

Avoid Munnar market. Its much better to leave for Rajamalai or the Eravikulam national park as soon as possible.

Eravikulam national park. Misty mountains in Rajamalai best seen as hike in the eravikulam national park. It is a beautiful part of the world. Mountains, mist, tea gardens and endangered animals.