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Kumbalanghi Integrated Tourism Village is an island, which transformed as a model fishing village and tourism spot. Situated in the outskirts of Kochi City, the Island offers Activities like canoe ride, Coir yarn processing, crab farming, fishing and farm visit. A sumptuous lunch is included in the experience.

Vaikom town is situated at the northwestern end of Kottayam district, close to Ernakulam district border. The village tour includes country canoe ride or shikkara boat ride for one hour, village activities like coir making, matt weaving, khadi center visit, coconut leaf webizing etc. and Vaikom shiva temple visit. A traditional Kerala meal is included.

Drive to Chendamangalam. You will be welcome with Chendas (drums) at a Tharavadu (traditional Kerala homestead). Artisans from the Kudumbashree unit of this village will perform folk dances of Kerala. Enjoy a cooking demo followed by Sadya (traditional Kerala lunch) on banana leaves hosted by the self-help group of unemployed women (Kudumbashree). Explore the backyard of this local residence where you will find spices, fruits and vegetables grown organically. Enjoy a walk through the village for an interaction with local communities. Later Drive to the handloom weaving factory run by a society- the chief livelihood of local women in the area.

Kochi is a scenic port city in southern India with a rich cultural heritage. Learn about the Dutch, Portuguese, Arab, Chinese and Jewish influences that marked this vibrant maritime community. The city’s main historical sites contain little background information for visitors, making it difficult to get oriented. But this in-depth walking tour gives a fascinating and informative overview of Kerala’s prettiest seaside city. Enjoy a leisurely walk between locations, Get a peek at under-the-radar local landmarks, like one of India’s oldest European churches. End the day with a Visit to Kathahkali – a unique dance drama of Kerala.

Experience a TUK TUK Ride - the most popular mode of transport among the localities, Go along and stop at the Dhobi Khana (laundry station), once throbbing with activity, it is now a picture of slow extinction. Explore the small streets of Mattanchery, see the Fruit market on Palace road where locals get a variety of fresh and organic produces at bargains prices. Make a pause with a refreshing tea at one of the tea shops where you get the “one meter” tea.
There is now an opportunity to interact with a Brahmin Family. The Brahmin are the highest of the four Hindu castes, made up of priests and scholars of Vedic literature. Later Stroll around Fort Kochi, see Chinese Fishing Nets of Cochin - The huge cantilevered Chinese fishing nets that droop towards the waters like over-sized hammocks. Spend time at the Bastion Bungalow, see St. Francis CSI Church, the oldest European church in India built in 1503, where the Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama was originally buried. There is also the Santa Cruz Basilica, one of the finest and imposing churches in India.

Muziris welcomes you to the cape of trade culture, left behind by its ancestors from around the world, to the waves of Azhikode where Christianity first entered India, to the Cheraman mosque, which gave out the first Muslim call for prayers, to the Bharani festival at the Kodungallur Bhagavathy temple, to the original culture of the Jewish synagogue, to the village where handlooms spin thinks of heritage, to the Palium palace ,famous Museums and to the old waterways that led one to Muziris.

Sailing through the palm-fringed backwaters in a houseboat is a must-do activity in Kerala, and this full-day tour is ideal for travellers who don't want to spend a night in the boat. Relax on board your renovated rice barge as you watch the countryside of Kerala slide past. Enjoy the sun or retreat to the shade, and indulge in some delicious local food for lunch, at “Pepper Island” lies in the midst of cochin backwaters.

Kerala has culinary traditions, all its own, and nowhere is this better exemplified than in the state capital of Kochi. You'll get to try a wide range of tasty regional treats on this walking tour, led by a guide who can help explain each dish to you and your fellow travellers. Explore Kochi’s local markets, enjoy a demo on cooking on Kerala traditional Menu and later experience the make of the day.