Duration: 10 Days 9 Nights
Kerala Spices & Ayurveda Tour Package
Kerala takes pride in having been the birthplace of Ayurveda. This is where the world was first introduced to the ancient science of longevity and well-being. Whether you’re sick, stressed, weak, elderly, or just want to revitalise your body and mind, Ayurveda provides the solution and it’s all natural. No harm, no side effects. We first learn about you and your needs during this special Ayurvedic tour. With the assistance of our affiliated Ayurvedic centres, we will determine which Ayurvedic treatment methods would be most appropriate for you. Then, in addition to a beautiful tour of this God’s Own Country, we create the ideal Ayurvedic tour itinerary for you.
What is Kerala Ayurveda Tour?
Kerala is a haven for Ayurvedic treatments. Keralan Ayurveda has been gaining popularity all over the world since it is a unique model and a serious medical technique that can treat a wide range of illnesses. Ayurveda is a type of natural medicine and an ancient Hindu medical system. terms Ayurveda means “Knowledge of life” since it is derived from the Sanskrit terms “ayus”, which means “life,” and “Veda”, which means “knowledge.” Another translation is the “Science of Long Life.” This 5000-year-old natural healing technique has its origins in India’s Vedic civilisation. Ayurveda has had a resurgence in popularity in recent years, both domestically and internationally. Thousands of tourists travel completely to India to experience Ayurvedic wellness as well as healing programs.
Kerala Ayurveda Tour Packages
Kerala is a popular tourist destination because of its soothing effects on tourists. By receiving the soothing Ayurvedic treatment in a specialised resort, one can relieve the stress of daily city life off their body, mind, and soul. The fact that Kerala offers a number of places to relax and unwind, like as the stunning Backwaters Sit, is especially noteworthy. The Kerala Ayurveda vacation package’s highlights include relaxing days at an Ayurvedic resort, exploring Cochin, spending the night on a houseboat in the stunning backwaters, and tanning on the lovely beach.
Itinerary
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Day 1 - Abroad / Mumbai
Reach the international airport in Mumbai. Our representative will greet the guest upon arrival and arrange for a hotel transportation. The visitors will receive a traditional Indian welcome upon arrival at the hotel. Indian garlands and Aarti-Tikka are used to greet guests.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 2 - Mumbai
You can reach the verdant Elephanta Island in the morning by taking an hour-long boat ride across Mumbai Harbour. Take a look at some of the enormous, finely carved, eighth-century Elephanta Caves here. Three grand avenues, each with rows of enormous columns carved out of solid rock, lead to the spectacular three-headed sculpture that stands for Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and Shiva the Destroyer. Devoted to Shiva, these incredible sculptures portraying his many incarnations are overwhelming in their beauty and grandeur. Tour the city of Mumbai in the afternoon. Mumbai is a major port city with a mix of Victorian and Gothic architecture from the British Raj era. The “Gateway of India,” which overlooks the harbour, the “Towers of Silence,” “Marine Drive,” the “Colaba Causeway,” which runs through the centre of Mumbai’s commerce, and the Dhobi Ghat, an unusual and vibrant outdoor “laundry,” are all included in the tour. Travel towards Malabar Hill to reach the charming “Hanging Gardens” and Kamla Nehru Park. From there, you may enjoy an amazing vista over Mumbai and the Arabian Sea. Visit the bustling Crawford Market and Mani Bhawan, a modest museum honouring Mahatma Gandhi’s life and contributions.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 3 - Mumbai – Cochin – Periyar
Transfer in the morning to the airport for the Cochin flight. Meet and transfer to the hotel for lunch upon arrival. After that, take a car to Periyar.
When you get to Periyar, check into the hotel. One of India’s largest wildlife reserves is located in Thekkady, which is spread across 777 square kilometres in the Cardamom Hills of the Western Ghats. Nestled among hills, this idyllic retreat is brimming with lively wildlife and unusual plants. Situated just outside the well-known Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is Spice Village Resort. Set in a spice garden, this distinctive and opulent village resort features 37 thatched-roof villas that perfectly complement the surrounding foliage.
Day 4 : Periyar – Kumarakom
Take a boat ride in the early morning to observe wildlife on the lake of the well-known Periyar wildlife sanctuary. In the center of the Wildlife Sanctuary is Periyar, an artificial lake or reservoir made by a dam on the Periyar River. Asian deer, black bucks, tigers, and wild elephants visit the lake’s banks for refreshments. Head back to the hotel to have breakfast. A guided tour of the Spice Village to view the different spices growing in the resort garden is offered after breakfast. After that, go through the narrow “Ghats,” which are dotted with affluent tea plantations. Next, arrive in Kumarakom, which is a beautiful region with low-lying palms and paddy fields; on the way, you can see the tea estates. Kumarakom is a picturesque backwater village with old houses and winding waterways scattered across it, located on the shores of the captivating Vembanad Lake. A vacation in Coconut Lagoon is sure to be unlike any other. Each “tarawad” or cottage you stay in has been restored piece by piece using age-old carpentry techniques, and is at least a century old. Unwind at the waterfront, where you can feel the calmness of the sky with your fingertips and occasionally see a native row boat glide past softly.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 5 - Kumarakom – Houseboat
Spend the morning at Coconut Lagoon relaxing or enjoying a typical country canoe ride on the backwaters in “vanjis” to observe the locals’ agricultural pursuits. Take a look at the lovely bird sanctuary as well. At the hotel, lunch. In the afternoon, set out on the traditional rice boats, or Kettuvallam, and embark on a leisurely voyage across the scenic backwaters and small lakes of Kerala. Savor the peace and quiet of this breathtaking landscape. Discover the customs and lifestyle of the locals in this one-bedroom house with a lounge that is all yours. Meals will be prepared on board using freshly purchased produce from the nearby markets.
Day 6 - Houseboat – Marari
On board, breakfast. Go to Alleppey via boat, and get off at Puthenangady Jetty. After arriving, head straight to Mararikulam. One of the charming fishing villages along Kerala’s beautiful coast is Mararikulam. This is a private, shallow beach with endless rows of coconut palms bordering it. Enjoy the resort’s amenities and the remainder of the day at leisure for your own interests.
Day 7 - Marari
Full day at leisure for own activities and enjoy the facilities of the Resort. Overnight at hotel.
Day 8 - Marari – Cochin
COCHIN: The earliest European settlement in India, Cochin is also referred to as the “Queen of the Arabian Sea.” This city has enticed numerous intrepid travelers to visit its shores, with its charming old world charm and abundance of backwaters. Get to Cochin and register at the hotel Explore Cochin, also referred to as “Kochi,” the palm-green economic hub of Kerala and dubbed the “Queen of the Arabian Sea.” Arabs, Chinese, Dutch, British, and Portuguese sailors have traveled to Kochi by water for ages, leaving their mark on the city. Kochi now is a beautiful tapestry of these diverse influences. See the renowned Chinese fishing nets, the Dutch Palace, the Jewish Synagogue, the Church of St. Francis, and the Bolghatty Palace.
Cruise the harbor in the afternoon – Cochin boasts one of the best natural harbors. Tiny islands are sprinkled throughout the backwaters that stretch east and south from the harbor; these are naturally generated by alluvial deposits from the rivers. See the evening Kathakali dance performance and makeup demonstration. Kathakali is a unique dance with a 2000-year history that features over 100 different “mudras,” or gestures, representing gods, demons, heroes, heroines, and kings. Each of these gestures is based on a scene from the two epic Indian myths, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.
Dinner and overnight at hotel.
Day 9 - Cochin – Mumbai
Transfer in the morning from the hotel to the Mumbai airport for the flight. As you arrive, you’ll be greeted and taken to the hotel, where you can change into clean rooms. The remainder of the day is free for personal activities and taking advantage of the hotel’s amenities. Proceed to the international airport for your subsequent journey.
Day 10 - Abroad – Mumbai
Leave Mumbai. Tour ends.
Inclusions / Exclusions
Inclusions / Exclusions
Inclusions
- Accommodation in standard category of rooms at all hotels
- Meal Plan on Bed & Breakfast at all places accordingly
- All meals during the stay
- 01 Ayurvedic massage & treatment during the stay as per the prescribed package
- Kathakali dance show in Cochin
- All Transfers & sightseeing as per itinerary by air-conditioned private vehicle for the entire tour
- All applicable current taxes for hotels and transport
Exclusions
- Airfare / Train Fare. # Travel insurance.
- Entry fees for Shows, Parks, Safaris, Rides, Monuments, Boats, Room Heater Charges etc.
- Tipping for driver, restaurant and guide.
- Extra expenses for Early check in / Late check out.
- Extra Charges for Heater if running in Hills or anywhere.
- Camera Charges if any. (Depends upon the Sizes of the Lens)
- Expenses for condition beyond control Such political issue, strike landslides , heavy rainfall or any nauture .
- Any service, Sightseeing which not mentioned in inclusion.Travel cost up to Airport/Railway station from Your Residence
- 5% GST if Applicable
