5 days kerala trip - need ideas & suggestions

[solo_wing]

I used to trek and cycle a lot in the good ol days . Now all I do is walk and take pics for my family. But I still enjoy being alone and exploring places

HAha.
Just enjoy.
Treks in those areas are mesmerizing if Rain does not make it difficult.

They are mostly one day hikes. So not too difficult.

We plan to organize treks in Kerala around end of this year.
You may contact us if you wish to join later too and love trekking.

being alone in Nature is blessings too.

 

[sivasarjun]

Not a good season to go but hope you enjoy still.
Would recommend to do some beautiful treks in Munnar if you can.

For Thekkady , Do watch the kathakali show and not the dancing light and all show. I made a big mistake taking my family for that stupid fountain show instead of Kathakali.

There is a Kathakali show in Thekkady? Interesting!

 

[solo_wing]

There is a Kathakali show in Thekkady? Interesting!

Yes.

 

[gokul.ece22]

There is a Kathakali show in Thekkady? Interesting!

Yes.
Kathakali and kalaripayattu also available.

 

[manohar5321]

Any suggestions for good resort or hotel in munnar and alleypey , not looking to spend more than 5k per night unless it's crazy good

 

[blackscorpio]

HAha.
Just enjoy.
Treks in those areas are mesmerizing if Rain does not make it difficult.

They are mostly one day hikes. So not too difficult.

We plan to organize treks in Kerala around end of this year.
You may contact us if you wish to join later too and love trekking.

being alone in Nature is blessings too.

please dm me the details dude.

 

[TEUser2K1]

not looking to spend more than 5k per night unless it's crazy good

Note that good hotels are expensive, the place is generally expensive for tourists.
Will be tad cheaper where it's off-season, like hot regions.

 

[greenhorn]

If you just want to see a musical fountain there is a decent one in Cochin itself

Google Search

 

[solo_wing]

Any suggestions for good resort or hotel in munnar and alleypey , not looking to spend more than 5k per night unless it's crazy good

You can easily get very decent rooms for that price.
I will give you the details soon on Hotels we booked but advice you to keep checking on booking.com and even others.

However for Thekkady, I think we booked a perfect hotel. Very close to the national park and good rooms.

Note that good hotels are expensive, the place is generally expensive for tourists.
Will be tad cheaper where it's off-season, like hot regions.

Kerala is still pretty cheap from Tourist point of view also from what I found out and was actually surprised.

And him going in off season ( Munnar may be crowded as it is like hill station for Kerala people from the hot weather) but rest places will be much cheaper.