Unforgettable Kerala Getaways with Goingbo: Your Gateway to Blissful Journeys

Cochin Arrival: Your journey starts from Cochin. Our tour representatives welcome you to Cochin International Airport. Then you will go to prebook hotel to stay overnight. The next day your journey will start from Cochin's place.

Santa Cruz Basilica: The Santa Cruz Basilica, is the major attraction in Kochi. It was built by the Portuguese in 1505 and in present time, it is one of the eight basilicas in India. It stands as the Cathedral of the Diocese of Cochin. The Gothic architecture of the church, more than 500 years old, has a certain grandeur due to the intrinsic and historical significance of its pastel color. One painting you should see is Moschenko's imitation of Da Vinci's Supp. The church is visited by people of all religions and groups. Woodward and immersive altar are some of the places you won't find in any church all over the country.

Cherai Beach: This is the most visited beach in Kochi, Cherai Beach is a quiet place stretching a length of 10 km. The water body is divided by a narrow strip of land from the fence and this is an ideal place to relax and see Chinese fishing nets or Chyna ones. Golden sands, seaside, cool waters and pastures in the form of fishing boats this is also the best spot for beach photographers. Best of all during sunrise and sunset, nearby shakes provide refreshing coconut water and food. If you're lucky, you can also see dolphins in this area!

Hill Palace Museum: If you want to take a closer look at the lifestyle of kings and queens, it's the perfect place to visit. The former residence of the Maharaja in Kochi, the palace is spread over an area of 54 acres and sheds 49 magnificent buildings. Inside this palace, there are various paintings, swords, manuscripts, murals, and other furnishings used by royal families (shoes are not allowed inside the main building of the palace). One of the biggest attractions of this palace is the crown made of gold. It is located on a hill, and thus it is named.

Eravikulam National Park:Munnar is among the jewel ornaments of the Gods in the Country and attracts visitors from all over the world for centuries due to its natural grandeur. Hidden inside, the famous Eravikulam National Park is the home and sanctuary of Nilgiri Tahar. This sacred shelter for this exotic animal is a relief at a time when different species are disappearing from the face of the planet. Located in Devikulam Taluk in the Idukki district, people come to see the special Nilkurinji flowers blooming once every 12 years in this park. The park is spread over an area of 97 square kilometers and packs a lot of fun places to spend a good time with people. Also can see crowds around Echo Point, where the natural scenery and unique setting combine the Epizen phenomenon.

The Rajamalai Area: This park is open to the public and from here; Foreign eucalyptus tahar can be seen. Rajamalai region falls under the tourism sector of the region. The other two are core zones and buffer zones which are both not open to the public. Trekking options are also hosted in the area. Rare flora and fauna present in the park also attract tourists. Official vehicles take people on trips, where one can experience the biodiversity of a high-altitude Shola-Meadow. Nilgiri can see langurs, leopards, and Indian bison as well as rare terrestrial and epithelial orchids and beautiful wild drains.

Eco-point: Famous eco point located at a height of 600 feet above sea level in 15 km far from Munnar. Known for its natural resonance phenomenon, it's at an echo point where you can listen to your voice in a resonating tone while you echo. Situated on the banks of the picturesque Kuala Lake, Eco Point is surrounded by hazy clouds, hills, porch forests, and forests, making this scenic spot even more Basically, Eco Point is a confluence of three famous South Indian mountain ranges. These are Mudappuzha, Nalthanani, and Kuala ranges. Situated on the banks of the enchanting Kunla Lake, Eco Point boasts a hazy backdrop as it is surrounded by greenery. You can enjoy a lot of activities here at Eco Point. It could be a peaceful strolling around the mountain slopes, or a trek to the hilltop, Echo Point is a paradise for adventure junkies.

Mattupetty lake: Those who look for Munnar's beauty are regularly asked to add Mattupetti Lake to their itinerary, as it is one of those sensational sites that will ensure you get the full Idukki experience. Mattupetti, located about 13 km from Munnar, is always a delightful phenomenon for nature lovers. Located at an altitude of 1700 meters, this tourist destination offers beautiful sights when you move towards it. With huge hills on all sides, a slow current, and even a gentler breeze all the way, make it among all the best picnic and trekking sites in God's own country.

Periyar National Park: The pride of God's own country, Periyar national park, should be the first place to go to Thekkady! Spread over the dense conoid area of 925sq.km, this wildlife protected area is an indigenous home of some rare, exotic, and endangered wildlife species in India. Whether you are a wildlife lover or not, you will immediately fall in love with the first glimpse of this captivating park. Among the residents of this park, you can easily see Indian elephants, Bengal tigers, white tigers, sparrows, sambhar, lazy bears, Nilgiri Thar, wild pig, Indian giant squirrel, and much more. Also, the presence of an array of avifauna, reptiles, insects, fish, and various flora will make your tour to Periyar National Park even more appealing.

Chellarkovil: A sleepy gorgeous hamlet, located about 15 km from Thekkadi, Cherlcoville is known for its ecological balance and luscious beauty. In this village, you can do many ecological projects, most of which are being undertaken by local villagers. This quaint village visit will give you a chance to connect with your roots with trekking, village walks, spice planting trips, and other activities. And when visiting Chellarcoville, don't miss to enjoy the sunrise or sunset scenery from's Gods On Balcony' and make your holiday even more joyful and cheerful!

Mattupetty lake:One of the simplest places to go to in Alleppey is Kuttanad Backwaters. This place is surrounded by the gorgeous lakes, rivers, canals, misty mountainsThe place is additionally referred to as the ‘Rice bowl of Kerala,’ for its stunning rice plantations. If you're in Alleppey for each day , then this place should be your entire itinerary.

Vellayani Lake: Alleppey beach one among the simplest places to go to in Alleppey. This beautiful beach is popular for its vast, endless stretches, thereby proving as a getaway for couples also as families. This beach is additionally on the brink of Sea View Park, which offers a chance to enjoy and celebrate through several types of boat rides. A picnic spot is found close-by, therefore families can enjoy each day off at the beach and picnic at that spot.

Lighthouse Beach: A 30-meter-tall lighthouse, built on the Kurumakkal Hill. It is a landmark for the beach as well as the beach and hence it is named. Climb more than 140 stairs to reach an observation area from where you can see the village of Puvar on one side and the Bamapalli Mosque on the other. The crescent-shaped beach line is equipped with various hotels and restaurants. It is an ideal place for leisure and relaxation.

Vellayani Lake: Vellayani Lake is a large freshwater body of Kerala and ranks high in the list of famous places to visit in Kovalam. Located just 6 km from this city, it is a unique creature that includes a wide abundance of flora and fauna. A quaint road in the form of a dam bites the lake. One of the most amazing things here is the mysterious charm of Vellayani Lake in the moonlit night- the crystal clear, almost transparent water of the lake; and the beauty of the surroundings is worth a visit.

Vivekananda Rock Memorial: The monument of this rock was built in memory of this saint in the year 1970 and is a famous tourist destination in Kanyakumari. It has a distinct meditation pavilion (meditation room) and a statue of Vivekananda in one of the interior chambers. Legend also suggests that Goddess Kumari (Parvati) had done harsh penance on this rock, which is why a separate temple with the footprint of the deity is also built in the rock monument.

Our Lady of Ransom Church: Our Lady of Ransom Church Standing tall and ancient amid the blue sky and ragged waves, this white architectural marvel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, also known as the "Alangara Subkara Monastery" by Tamil Christians. The church has a sari-clad statue of Mother Mary, which makes it a tourist destination in Kanyakumari. At night the church is lit in colorful lights, making it even worth watching.

Kanyakumari Beach: The golden sand adorned in the setting and the magnificent view of the rising sun, sunrise, and sunset, and the beautiful beauty of the rock memorial and the huge statue make it a tourist-critical place in Kanyakumari. People dig themselves in the flowing sea here from dawn to dusk or sit on the shore and enjoy the beauty of the beach.

Cochin Trip:This is the end of the memorable trip, after roaming the natural green beauty of Kerala we will back to Cochin airport from Kanyakumari. We will check-out from the hotel after taking breakfast. The distance between Kanyakumari to Cochin is 290 km, we would cover this distance is approx 7 hr 20 min to reach Cochin.