LGBT -Celebrate love & life in God’s own country – Kerala

South India boasts of its ancient architecture, divine temples, golden sand beaches and breathtaking views. Also known as the Venice of India, South India will surely fill your lungs with fresh air and your life with new energy. To see how nature makes her presence felt in a country and to enjoy the blow of fresh breeze, take this amazing tour and set yourself free in the lap of Mother Nature. This tour is your chance to gaze at the vast expanse of the sea while relaxing on the golden sand, adore the brilliant architecture which preserves the glory of gone days and loosen up to get some real fun. While sightseeing will be the major part of this tour, one more thing which you will enjoy the most is the Ayurvedic massages. South India offers the best kind of Ayurvedic massages which help you rejuvenate and relax. Everything will be LGBT friendly and warm to ensure that you feel comfortable and cozy on your special trip. Feel lighter, better and healthier during your trip to this heavenly holiday destination.

Historical Town – Cochin walk
Visiting world famous – Periyar National Park
Ample opportunity to opt the services of Kerala Ayurvedic body massage
Love at Alleppey – floating houseboat stay
Relax at the sunny Mararikulam beach

Day 01: Cochin
Our representative will meet you and transfer you to hotel by a private vehicle. The hotel staff will be very friendly and you will be greeted in a traditional style upon arrival.  In South Indian hotels, guests are welcomed with garland, the Aarti and the proffered coconut water. Cochin, also known as Kochi, is a city in southwest India’s coastal Kerala state. The city has a distinct class and beauty as well as mesmerizing charm which is capable of casting a spell on anyone and everyone. The city was founded by Vasco da Gama in 1502 and is heralded as the “Queen of Arabian Sea”. A gamut of experiences and thrill awaits you in the beautiful city of Cochin.
In the evening you will get to attend the Kathakali dance performance which is traditional dance form of Kerala. 
Overnight at same hotel in Cochin.

Day 02: Cochin
About Cochin
Kochi (also known as Cochin) is a city in southwest India's coastal Kerala state. It has been a port since 1341, when a flood carved out its harbor and opened it to Arab, Chinese and European merchants. Sites reflecting those influences include Fort Kochi, a settlement with tiled colonial bungalows and diverse houses of worship. Cantilevered Chinese fishing nets, typical of Kochi, have been in use for centuries.
Cochin Town (Half Day)
A guided walking tour will be organized for you to explore Kochi which is a part of a handful of water-bound regions toward the south-west of the mainland Kochi, and collectively known as Old Kochi or West Kochi. Take a stroll to the mesmerizing beach through the silent streets of the town. The simple joys of beachside walking can bring unparalleled happiness to life. Enjoy the laid-back beach life, relax on the golden sand and inhale the fresh air that surrounds this quiet town.  Fort Cochin (120 Minutes)
Fort Cochin is a world of its own, retaining the specimens of a bygone era and still proud of those days. If you can smell the past, nothing can stop you from walking through these streets. Have a glimpse of Fort Immanuel and at a short walk you will see Dutch cemetery which was consecrated in 1724. The next spot to watch is the ancient Thakur House, which stands erect as a concrete specimen of the colonial era. Next is another colonial structure awaiting you - David Hall which was built around 1695 by the Dutch East India Company. With the cool breeze from the Arabian Sea caressing your body, the Church Road is a nice place to walk. As the feel of the bygone era lingers in your minds and memories of mesmerizing sights stay back in your eyes, get ready for the next experience that awaits you. What could be a better option to make the evening come alive than to take a sunset cruise. Explore the Dutch built Bolghatty Palace and the Chinese fishing nets in the evening in a cruise around the harbour. Later, stop at the local markets of Fort Kochi and shop the local handicrafts.

Day 03: Cochin – Periyar (162 Kms / 3 Hrs)
In the morning visit Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary which is situated on the banks of the Periyar Lake. Located in Thekkady, this sanctuary is a perfect example of nature’s bounty with great scenic beauty and rich biodiversity. Periyar Sanctury is home to Elephant, Gaur, Tiger, Panther, Sambar, Barking deer, Wild boar, Sloth bear, Nilgirilangur, Lion-tailed Macaque, Otter & Malabar Giant Squirrel.
Yoga Session in Periyar In the evening an empowering yoga session will continue for approximately 2 hours. In the powerful land of India, yoga has a major role to play and you will get to feel the energy and enthusiasm in the session. Your overnight stay will be at luxury gay friendly accommodation.

Day 04: Periyar
Morning after breakfast we will visit Periyar & Thekkady.
Kerala is a nature lover’s paradise with plenty of scenic landscapes, forest, backwaters, lakes and beaches. To add some adventure and thrill to your laid back trip, we will take you to Periyar Wildlife Sanctury. Here, you will also get to experience Elephant safari in the evening to explore the flora and fauna in a royal style. India’s most popular wildlife sanctuary, Periyar offers nature’s bounty with great scenic charm, rich bio diversity and providing veritable visitor satisfaction. Sprawling over an area of 925 Sq. km, the sanctuary is home to bison, sambar, wild boar, langur, 900 to 1000 elephants and 35 to 40 hard-to-spot tigers. It is spread around an artificial lake and provides breathtaking vistas of forests and wildlife.
Periyar National Park
In the morning you will enjoy a Jeep Safari Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary with a private guide. Enjoy the enchanting wildlife safari exploring the flora and fauna of the area.
Spice Plantation walk in Kumily
We will later drive you to Kumily to visit a spice farm which is on the outskirts of Periyar. Kumilyis a plantation town known for spice and tea plantations and the bustling spice trading activities. This gives you a chance to see the process of spices and tea plantation. Set in the Cardamom Hills near Thekkady, Kumily is a major tourist destination and a spices trading center. Explore the lush greenery, waterfalls, spice gardens and wildlife reserves while walking through an avenue of cardamom plants.  Come back to hotel for relaxation and rest.
Your overnight stay will be at same hotel.

Day 05: Periyar – Kumarakom (122 Kms / 2.5 Hrs)
In the morning feel the nature showering its love on you as you cruise the beautiful lake. Glance through the forest inhabited by elephants, barking deer and birds. After breakfast we will drive you to Kumarakom.
Kumarakom Kumarakom is one of the most beautiful places in Kerala. Kumarakom is set in the backdrop of the largest lake in the state- the Vembanad Lake. The village of Kumarakom is a cluster of little islands offering many leisure options to visitors. The village is extremely famous for its backwater tourism. A major attraction in the area is the bird sanctuary which is spread across 14 acres and is a favorite haunt of migratory birds and an ornithologist’s paradise.
Overnight at hotel or resort in Kumarakom.

Day 06: Kumarakom
In the morning you will be served scrumptious breakfast and after that we will take you for tour to Kumarakom bird sanctuary.
Bird Sanctuary visit at Kumarakom (180 Minutes visit)
Located on the banks of the Vembanad Lake, the bird sanctuary is spread across 14 acres. The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, an ornithologist's paradise is a favorite haunt of migratory birds like the siberian stork, egret, darter, heron and teal..
A visit to the bird sanctuary, set within the lush acres of wooded land nearby, acquaints you to the variety of migratory birds that flock in thousands, some from the Himalayas, some even from as far as Siberia. In addition, you can get thrilled of the native kingfishers ablaze in psychedelic colours, experience a walk under rookeries of egrets and night herons or lone golden-backed woodpeckers and even delight in the acrobatics of the paradise fly-catchers.
Rice Boating at Kumarakom
After this cooking session, you will board a traditional rice boat to explore the splendid backwaters. On the backwaters you will observe the simple life of fishermen and women busy with their everyday activities like weaving rugs from coir while the farmers can e seen cultivating the delicious variety of fruits.
Evening will be free.
Overnight at the same hotel in Kumarakom.

Day 07: Kumarakom – Alleppey Houseboat (1.5 Hours drive)
In the morning you will depart for Alleppey by a private car. What is Kerala without your stay at a floating Houseboat, so we will transfer you to a floating Traditional Keralan luxury Houseboat. The simple pleasures of life will await you later during the day as you will get to interact with local fishermen and it will be your chance to observe their life. These eco-friendly houseboats are furnished with an open lounge, an ensuite bedroom and a kitchenette. Spend a relaxing, leisurely evening in the splendid backwaters. You overnight stay in the A/C Deluxe Houseboat will be a lifetime experience. The breathtaking panorama and splendid vistas will soothe your soul and set you to peace.
Coconuts are a must to sip when in Kerala, enjoy the traditional drink as the birds fill your air with their melodious chirping. Your cook will prepare delicious delicacies in the private kitchen so that you can enjoy scrumptious food while gazing at the beautiful vistas and panoramas. If the idea of relishing freshly caught seafood sounds delicious to you then you will get a mouth-watering treat on board..
Overnight at floating houseboat in Alleppey.
About Alleppey
If Kerala is the ‘Backwater Capital of India’, Alleppey should be called as the ‘Backwater Paradise in God’s Own Country’! Located around 62km from the stunning city of Cochin and around 155km from Trivandrum, Alleppey or ‘Alappuzha’ is among the most coveted tourist destinations in Kerala. Located on the banks of the turquoise Vembanad Lake, this tourist plays a host most of the houseboat cruises in Kerala. Fondly called the ‘Venetian Capital of Kerala’ or the ‘Venice of the East’, this picturesque city is known for its enchanting backwaters, scenic beauty, azure lagoons, evergreen coconut groves, intricate network of canals, and other natural bounties. Whether you are a nature lover, searching for romantic destinations, planning for a family or a solo trip, Alleppey in Kerala can be your next destination!

Day 08: Alleppey - Marari Beach (40 Minutes drive)
Observe the local life from the deck of your houseboat. Later after breakfast we will drive to one of the most beautiful beach in India called Marari. On arrival check in at hotel & day will be free for your own activity at a beach resort. You can either relax at hotel or go out on the beach, opt the full body Ayurvedic massage services and enjoy the local food. Overnight at the same hotel.
About Marari Beach
A serene and beautiful Marari Beach is located at the close proximity to Alleppey in Kerala. It's an ideal place for someone who wants to explore the backwaters of Kerala and relax amidst peaceful environment. Nestled in the picturesque fishing village of Mararikulam, Marari beach is verged by unlimited lines of coconut palms. Tourists can indulge themselves with Ayurvedic treats which are offered by Ayurvedic Massage Centre.

Day 09: Marari Beach
Day is free for your own activity at Marari beach. Overnight at the same hotel.

Day 10: Marari – Cochin (41 Kms – 15 Hrs)
In the morning you will be served breakfast & later we will drive back to Cochin International airport. On arrival transfer to airport to catch your flight back to home with sweet memories of this amazing LGBT friendly trip.

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