3N 4 DAYS / VAGAMON ALLEPPEY

Day 1. Kochi- Vagamon

Arrival at Cochin Airport or Railway station
Enjoy the sumptuous breakfast proceed to
Vagamon .Still untouched by commercialisation, the sleepy town with
its scenic valleys, beautiful green
meadows, enchanting pine forests, mists,
fogs, tea estates, waterfalls with the
overall greenery is really striking. The
landscape is mostly hilly bald with gr9een
meadows. Vagamon is also home to a
large variety of flowers and orchids.overnight stay at vagamon.

Vagamon Sightseeing points

pine forests ,Hart shape lake ,boating point
Meadows of Vagamon, Kurishumala, Thangal para.

Day 2 : Vagamon Alleppey

Morning after breakfast proceed to
Alleppey. By noon check in at the house
boat in Alleppey for a 20 hour house
boating through the legendary backwaters
of Kerala. On the way you will witness a
full range of life’s and activities and some
mind boggling sceneries. Overnight in the
house boat. House boat is a private boat
with fully furnished spacious bath
attached bed rooms, hygiene kitchen,
dining area and private front deck to
capture the beauty of the backwaters.

Day 3. Alleppey – Marari Beach.

After Checkout from the house boat
proceed to Marai beach stay. on the way
visit Alleppey Beach, Coir museum and
Ravikarunakaran museum. Reach Marari
Beach stay and relax with Beach activities
of Marari.

Day 4: Alleppey — Cochin drop

After breakfast proceed to Cochin.

sightseeing of Cochin including the Dutch
Palace at Mattanchery (Friday closed) is
renowned for its wall murals depicting
scenes from the Ramayana. The Jewish
Synagogue (Friday and Saturday closed) at
the heart of what is locally called the jew
Town. The interior offers more beautiful
surprises: a Belgian chandelier, the great
scrolls of the Old Testament, and the
copper plates on which were recorded the
grants of privilege made by the Cochin
rulers to the Jewish community in the 4th
century. The St.Francis Church- the oldest
European Church in India. The Santa Cruz
Basilica originally built in 1557 by the
Portuguese. St. Francis Church of Kochi
was originally named as Santo Antonio,
the patron Saint of Portugal. Though it has
hardly any architectural merits, it has been
the model of many churches in India. The
Chinese fishing nets at Fort Kochi, located
in the Kochi city of Kerala, make up a very
popular tourist attraction. They are fixed
land installations, which are used for a
very unique and unusual method of
fishing.

Transfer to airport/ railway station. Going
back to home with sweet memories of
your trip.

3N 4 DAYS / VAGAMON ALLEPPEY