Start among Munnar’s tea hills, take a boat ride in Thekkady, then trade the hills for Alappuzha’s backwaters and Varkala’s cliffs. This five-stop Kerala route follows a Telugu-language reel by Vijay Holidays and ends in Thiruvananthapuram.
Watch the original Vijay Holidays reel on Instagram
1. Munnar tea gardens
Give the tea gardens a morning of their own. If a plantation or factory visit matters to you, ask your operator which site is on the itinerary and whether the visit is included.
2. Thekkady and Periyar Lake
Set aside time for the Periyar Lake boat ride. Ask who books the ticket and whether the fare is part of your quote.
3. Alappuzha houseboats
Choose between a daytime cruise and an overnight houseboat stay. For an overnight quote, ask for the boat name, cabin type, meals and air-conditioning hours.
4. Varkala and coastal detours
Spend time at Varkala Beach and its cliff. The reel also suggests Jatayu Earth’s Center in Kollam and Aazhimala Shiva Temple farther south. Ask how much driving time those stops add before putting them on the same day.
5. Thiruvananthapuram
Finish with Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple and the city zoo. Check temple entry rules, dress requirements and current opening times before heading out.
Ask Vijay Holidays for a Kerala package quote
The reel advertises trips for couples, families and groups of friends, including options for Telugu-speaking travellers. Contact Vijay Holidays on Instagram with your dates, group size and preferred pickup and drop-off points. Ask for the total price, hotel and boat details, included tickets and cancellation terms in writing. Vijay Holidays handles quotes and bookings.
For destination details, see Kerala Tourism’s destination guide and its pages on Jatayu Earth’s Center, Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple and Thiruvananthapuram Zoo.
Featured photo: Munnar tea plantations by RIDH-1, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0.
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