Dutch Palace, also known as the Mattancherry Palace, is the perfect example of Kerala style architecture infused with colonial influences. The Palace was built around 1545 C.E. by the Portuguese as a present to then ruling king Veera Kerala Varma. The palace features a great collection of Murals, depicting fragments from Ramayana, Mahabharata and some great works of Sanskrit by poet Kalidasa spread across 300 sq. km. of the palace area. The museum also exhibits life-size portraits of the Kings of Cochin, their weaponry, royal accessories and coins issued by the kings. It is suggested not to carry your camera while you visit as photography is prohibited inside the palace

Located on the Munnar- Kochi flyover, Valara waterfall, dropping down from an altitude of 100 meters, is considered as one of the major sightseeing points. Apart from the silver cascade, the waterfall is a beautiful treat amidst the dense jungle, which also makes it an amazing spot to enjoy picnics. The waterfall is visible from the road. However, if time permits, one can also even trek to the waterfall.

On your holiday in Munnar, visit a one-of-a-kind tea museum - the Tata Tea Museum, which was set up to cater to tea aficionados and connoisseurs, as well as people who are curious to learn the process of tea-making. The museum preserves the tea legacy of the town, showcasing exquisite varieties of tea, photographs, mementos, and machinery used in the processing of these aromatic tea leaves. The museum remains closed on Monday and Good Friday

Located in the lush green environs of Thekkady, Spice Garden is a perfect place to get an insight into the flavours of South India. Learn and witness the process involved in the cultivation of these flavourful spices that associate with the name of South Indian food. From a variety of spices to varied kinds of herbs and coffee, the garden is sure to leave you amazed. Take a whiff, feel and even taste these flavours in order to understand their nature. Feel refreshed to your soul as you step into the nourishing world of spices

One of the most famous attractions of Kerala, Alappuzha Beach is secluded, beautiful and serene. Further adding to the beauty of the beach are palm groves, well-manicured garden and lighthouse. Take a stroll on the beach shore and get some pictures clicked against the scenic backdrop. The beach also plays host to the famous annual Sand Art Festival and Alappuzha Beach festival attracting tourist from all over the world. Take a chance to spend some quality time here with your loved ones. The view of the sunrise and sunset from the beach is breathtaking