
About the Program
15 Days Grand Kerala Immersion
The Grand Kerala Immersion is a 15-day slow travel journey crafted for those who seek depth, authenticity, and meaningful connection. This is not about ticking destinations—it is about understanding Kerala as it truly exists.
From the mist-covered landscapes of the Western Ghats to the tranquil backwaters and the rhythm of coastal life, this experience brings together nature, culture, and people into one seamless story.
🌿 What Makes This Journey Different
Slow & Intentional Travel – Spend time, not just moments, in each place
People-Centric Experiences – Interact with local communities, not just observe them
Curated Stays & Experiences – Handpicked spaces that reflect Kerala’s character
Beyond Commercial Tourism – Real places, real stories, real connections
🌏 The Experience
Walk through tea and spice plantations, cruise through lived-in backwaters, share traditional meals, and witness everyday life unfold across villages, towns, and landscapes. Every moment is designed to help you feel Kerala, not just see it.
🧭 Who It’s For
Ideal for global travelers, families, and individuals who value meaningful travel over fast itineraries—those who want to explore, reflect, and connect.
✨ The Outcome
You return not just with memories, but with a deeper understanding of Kerala, its people, and a slower way of living.
ALT DMC – Presenting the Authentic Kerala.
Program Director
Rishad Kenikkal

Founder, ALT DMC | Program Director
Rishad Kenikkal holds a Master’s degree in Tourism Administration and is a Tourism Facilitator recognized by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. With over a decade of experience across tourism, events, and corporate services, he has led and managed large-scale group travel programs across Asia and the Europe.
His philosophy is centered on travel as a means of understanding people, societies, and lived cultures. He advocates for responsible, human-centric tourism that fosters genuine connections while creating meaningful value for both travelers and local communities.
