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Kerala · 6 Days
The same coastal route with a second Kochi day and a country-boat morning in the small canals.
Day by Day
Six days lets the same route breathe. Kochi gets a second morning, which is what the Chinese fishing nets and Mattancherry Palace really need. Alleppey gets a punted country boat into the narrow canals that houseboats physically cannot enter — the half-day most travellers end up talking about afterwards. Kovalam still closes the trip. If you have the week, this is the version we recommend: the four-day itinerary works, but it spends a lot of its time in the car.

Kochi
Your driver meets you at Cochin airport. The road runs out to Fort Kochi, where four centuries of trade left their mark on one small peninsula. Walk the lanes on foot. St Francis Church, the Dutch Cemetery, the godowns of Jew Town still stacked with ginger and pepper. Evening is free for a Kathakali performance if you want one.

Kochi
Start early at the Chinese fishing nets on Vasco da Gama Square. The frames are cantilevered. Four men work each one by hand. Chinese traders brought the design here centuries ago. The method has not changed since. Later, Mattancherry Palace and its Ramayana murals. The afternoon is yours — Fort Kochi rewards aimless walking.

Kochi → Alleppey
A short drive south brings you to Alleppey. Your houseboat is waiting at the jetty. Lunch is cooked on board as you push out into Vembanad Lake. The rest of the day belongs to the water. Paddy fields sit below the waterline. Village life happens on the bank, an arm's length away.

Alleppey
Houseboats cannot reach the small canals. A punted country boat can. You slip into channels barely wider than the hull, past coir workshops, toddy shops and school children rowing themselves home. This is the half-day that most travellers remember longest. Back on board for a late lunch.

Alleppey → Kovalam
You leave the backwaters after breakfast and drive south along the coast road. It is a long stretch, close to five hours, broken where you want it broken. Kovalam appears as three crescent beaches stacked under a headland. Check in, then take the rest of the day slowly.

Kovalam
A slow final morning on the beach. Trivandrum airport is only sixteen kilometres away, so there is no rush. If your flight is late, your driver can take you through the city — the Padmanabhaswamy temple and the Napier Museum are both worth the detour.
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