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Wake up early and go for a trek in the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. There are several trails ranging from easy to difficult, so choose one that suits your fitness level. Observe the flora and fauna in their natural habitat, and if you're lucky, you may even spot some tigers or elephants.

Visit the Mangala Devi Temple, which is located within the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Mangala, and is believed to be over 2000 years old. It is open only during the Chitra Pournami festival, which usually falls in April.

Head to the Kadathanadan Kalari Centre, which is a traditional martial arts school. Watch a demonstration of Kalaripayattu, which is one of the oldest martial arts forms in the world. You can even enroll for a short course to learn the basics.

Take a day trip to the nearby hill station of Munnar, which is famous for its tea plantations. Enjoy the scenic drive through the winding roads, and stop at the various viewpoints to take in the stunning views of the tea gardens and the surrounding hills.

Visit the Tata Tea Museum, which is located in Munnar. Learn about the history of tea cultivation in India, and the various processes involved in tea production. You can even sample some fresh tea at the end of the tour.

Return to Thekkady and head to the Elephant Junction, which is an elephant training and conservation center. Take a ride on an elephant, and learn about the various aspects of elephant training and conservation.

Visit the Periyar Tiger Reserve, which is located within the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. Take a guided tour to learn about the various conservation efforts being undertaken here, and observe the tigers in their natural habitat.

Go for a bamboo rafting experience on the Periyar River. The rafting is conducted by trained guides, and takes you through the tranquil backwaters of the river. Observe the birds and wildlife along the banks of the river.

Relax and unwind at the Ayurvedic spa, which offers a range of traditional Ayurvedic treatments. Choose from massages, facials, and other treatments, all designed to rejuvenate your mind and body.

Visit the Kadathanadan Kalari Centre, and enroll for a short course to learn the basics of Kalaripayattu. The course is conducted by trained instructors, and is suitable for beginners.

Take a cooking class to learn about the traditional cuisine of Kerala. Learn about the various spices and ingredients used, and how to prepare a traditional Kerala meal. You can even sample the food at the end of the class.

Head to the Green Park Spices restaurant, which offers a range of traditional Kerala dishes. Try the fish curry, which is a must-try dish in Kerala.