The seaside and backwater towns of India boast
diverse and rich cultures and have entertained tourists for centuries. From the backwaters to the foothills, many
villages have remain unchanged since ancient times. Coastal cities boast everything from the loud
party life to the refined regality the royal British brought with them two
centuries ago. Join us on an
unprecedented tour of all that coastal India has to offer.
The seaside and backwater towns of India boast diverse and rich cultures and have entertained tourists for centuries. From the backwaters to the foothills, many villages have remain unchanged since ancient times. Coastal cities boast everything from the loud party life to the refined regality the royal British brought with them two centuries ago. Join us on an unprecedented tour of all that coastal India has to offer.
Cochin
The second-most important city on India’s west coast, Cochin is heavily influenced by its past inhabitants including the Arabs, British, Chinese, Dutch, and Portuguese. Known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea, Cochin is a lovely seaside city made famous by its world class port.
Periyar
Home to the Periyar National Park, Periyar is where we will take a lake cruise in an attempt to mimic ancient life and catch a glimpse of local wildlife such as deer, boar, and the Bengal tiger.
Munnar
Situated in the foothills of the Western Ghats mountain range, Munnar is famous for its 19th century tea plantations, acts as a British summer retreat, and is home to the endangered mountain goat Nilgiri tahr. Munnar is a seasonal trekking destination boasting the Lakkam Waterfalls and the 3,000 meter Anamudi Peak.
Kumarakom
Famous for its backwater tourism, Kumarakom is home to the largest freshwater lake in the state of Kerala. Habitat to countless marine life, Kumarakom is also known for its beautiful houseboats dotting the landscape.
Alleppey
Made famous by its lighthouse and numerous canals, Alleppey is the administrative headquarters of the state of Kerala. Known as the oldest planned city in the region, Alleppey is home to the Nehru Trophy Boat Race and stunning coastal shores.
Kovalam
Kovalam is home to the most pristine beaches in all of India. Its shallow waters and low tidal waves made Kovalam the oldest tourist enclave in the country, hosting countless royalty and commoner alike.
Trivandrum
The capital city of the state of Kerala, Trivandrum is distinguished by its British colonial architecture and numerous art galleries. The city boasts glamorous beaches and is sure to satisfy the most distinguished traveler.