ALLEPPEY BACKWATERS

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!.
An enchanting backwater destination, Kumarakom offers visitors many other leisure options. Boating and fishing facilities are available in Kumarakom.

HOW TO REACH:-

By Road:-

regular buses to Alleppey from almost all the major cities in God’s Own Country; visitors can easily avail luxury, premium or regular buses to reach Alleppey. Regular buses are also available from nearby cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Mysore, and Coimbatore.

By Train:-

Alleppey has its own railway station, and is well-connected with cities like Trivandrum, Cochin, and other major cities. The station also offers passage to several other passenger mails plying from cities outside the state.

By Air:-

Cochin International Airport is less than 100km away from Alleppey, and is well-connected with major Indian cities through regular flights. Visitors from within the country and several international destinations can book a flight to this airport, and hire private taxis or cans to reach Alleppey.

PLACE TO VISIT ALLEPPEY:-

Alleppey:-

Beach goers on a Kerala trip will surely fall in love with this stunning beach in Alappuzha! Quiet, calm, serene, and pleasant, Alleppey Beach is known for its favourable ambience, tepic sands, and a myriad list of beach activities. If luck favours, visitors can also enjoy dolphin sighting while in Alleppey Beach
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Krishnapuram Palace:-

An 18th century palace, Krishnapuram Palace was built during the reign of MarthandaVarma, and is a major landmark in Alleppey. Built in typical Kerala architecture, this 2-storeyed palace is also the abode of the largest mural paintings in God’s Own Country; the painting is known as ‘GajendraMoksham’ and measures around 14x11ft..
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Marari Beach:-

Fringed with lush coconut groves, Marari Beach is around 11km from the heart of Alleppey, and is revered as one of the most appealing and tranquil beaches in Kerala. While on a visit to this remarkable beach, visitors can enjoy and rejuvenate themselves with Ayurvedic massages and therapies.
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Vembanad Lake:-

OWhile booking a Kerala tour package to Alleppey, visitors don’t have to ask for a visit to the Vembanad Lake; it is one such tourist spots in Kerala that is included in all the tour packages! Touted as the longest lake in India and the largest lake in God’s Own Country, it is the paradise for the houseboat cruisers.
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Kuttanad:-

Also called the ‘Rice Bowl of India’, Kuttanad boasts of its scenic countryside and shimmering beauty. Located within the heart of Kerala backwaters, the evergreen outlook and enchanting charm of this village offers an amazing experience to its visitors..

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