Day 01: Arrive Bangalore
Assistance and transfer to the hotel.

Day 02: Bangalore - Mysore
Morning city sightseeing tour of Bangalore. Bangalore, the capital city of Karnataka is one of the most important metropolises of India. It is a vital center of science, aeronautics and electronics. Situated 1000 m above sea level, this garden city has pleasant weather round the year. The Lalbagh, one of the finest botanical Gardens of India, Cubbon Park laid in 1864 sprawling across 300 acres, and Vidhana Soudha built in 1956 housing The State Legislature and Secretariat, are the main attractions of Bangalore city. Afternoon drive to Mysore. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 03: Mysore
Morning sightseeing tour of Mysore. Mysore, is located 770 m above sea level, and this imperial city was the erstwhile capital of the Wodeyars. The city takes its name from a famous demon called Mahishasur, a great warrior who ruled as a tyrant until he was killed by the goddess Chamundeshwari. Mysore as we see today is most famous for the imposing Royal Palace with a magnificent Durbar Hall, particularly splendid during the Dussehra Festival when the Maharaja's jewellery, studded gold throne (weighing 200 kgs) is on display. Chamundeshwari temple perched on a hilltop is 2000 years old, Nandi Bull half way to the hill is a 4.8 metre monolith. 19 km north-west of Mysore is the KRS Dam and the ornamental Brindavan Gardens. The musical fountains and colorful lights transform this place into a fairly land in the evenings.

Afternoon excursion to Somnathpur. Built in 1268 AD, the temple is known for its Hoysala architecture and is seated on a star shaped base, set on a chiseled plinth and guarded at intervals by miniature elephants. The temple walls depict scenes from the Ramayana, Mahabharata and Bhagavat Gita, the three holy religious books of Hindus.

Day 04: Mysore - Nagarhole
Two hours drive (80 km). Nagarhole is the best sanctuary in South India housing some rare species of wildlife. Nagarhole is also a popular destination as a hill resort with a river, lush plantations and cool climate nearly round the year. Overnight at the Lodge.

Day 05: -Nagarhole
Day activities will include jeep and elephant safari, coracle ride, nature walk, Camp fire dinner and possibly a cultural programme in the evening.

Day 06: Nagarhole - Coorg, 90 km
Drive through the hills and rain forest to Coorg. Coorg nestled in the Western Ghats is 800 m above sea level. Orange County Resort situated in the tiny hamlet of Siddapur, amidst 300 acres of coffee and spice plantations, dotted with banana and coconut palms and cosseted by River Cauvery on one side and Dubar Reserve forest on the other is a perfect retreat for a nature holiday. Coorg's original inhabitants are Kodavas who still follow their unique customs and traditions. There are some other tribes in this area, though small, called Kurbas and Eravas who live in forest. Coorg has also to see wildlife such as Bison, Deer, Sambar and occasionally Leopards.

Day 07: Coorg
Besides nature, tribes, 20 km from Coorg is an Elephant Training Center. 40 km from Coorg has the largest settlement of Tibetans in South in a village.

Day 08: Coorg - Calicut - 175 km
Drive to Calicut and on arrival, check-in at Kadavu Resort. Built in 10 acres of coconut groves among swaying graceful palms with landscaped gardens, set right on the waterfront, Kadavu is one of the best resorts for a quiet holiday. The surroundings are beautiful amidst waterfalls, mountain ranges and green paddy fields. The resort is in the backwaters in a breathtaking location by the banks of Chaliyar River. Rest of the day at leisure to explore Calicut.

Day 09: Calicut - Munnar - 160 km
On arrival, check-in at the hotel. Largely blanketed by tea plantations, this little hill resort offers breath-taking scenery. Situated at an altitude of 1525 m, this town has a local bracing climate. The atmosphere is fragrant with extensive tea and cardamom plantations. There are enchanting high ranges, lakes and streams and lovely views of low flying clouds and mist filled valleys.

Day 10: Munnar - Periyar - 100 km
Drive to Periyar and check-in at the hotel. Afternoon boat cruise on Lake Periyar. Periyar sanctuary, spread over an area of 777 sq km, has about 35 tigers and leopards. However, sighting a tiger in Periyar is a rare occurrence. The park encompasses a 26 sq km artificial lake and is the home of sambars, wild boars, elephants and antelopes, which can be seen on the banks of the river during a boat cruise. Periyar, otherwise, blessed by Nature has enormous tea, coffee, pepper and cardamom plantations and has lush green hills.

Day 11: Periyar - Kumarakom - 135 km
Drive to Kumarakom and on arrival, check-in at the hotel. Rest of the day free. Evening sunset cruise organized by the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 12: Kumarakom - Alleppey
After breakfast, board a traditional Kerala Houseboat or "Kettuvalam." Cruise through the day making a few stops to visit Temple, Church, Village life and snakeboat construction yard. Overnight on Houseboat.

Day 13: Alleppey - Cochin
After breakfast, disembark from Houseboat at Alleppey jetty. Drive to Cochin and on arrival, check-in at the hotel. In the evening witness performance of Kathakali dance show in a theatre.

Day 14: Cochin
Morning sightseeing tour of Cochin. Kerala's commercial center, Cochin has a fine natural harbour. Cochin (Kochi) is famous for Mattanchery Palace, St. Francis Church, Wellington Island, Bolghatty Island, Chinese Fishing nets and Jewish Synagogue. Cruising on the back-waters provides glimpses of the rural life, fine view of the harbor and three islands. Afternoon at leisure. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 15: Cochin - Departure
Transfer to airport for flight to onward destination.