By Road:-

Kumarakom is well-connected with Kottayam through the roadways. Buses ply from Kottayam at regular intervals and take the visitors to Kumarakom; private vehicles are also available at large number between these two Kerala destinations.

By Train:-

Kottayam Railway Station at a distance of 16km serves as the nearest railway station to reach Kumarakom. Since Kottayam serves as a passage to trains from various corners of the country, visitors can easily make it to Kumarakom from Kottayam..

By Air:-

Cochin International Airport is a major airport in Kerala, and is connected to several important cities across the globe via regular flights. The airport is only 85km from Kumarakom and also serves as the nearest airport to reach Kumarakom.

Kumarakom Beach:-

A cult among the beach lovers to Kerala, Kumarakom Beach is a must visit destination in this tourist town! Quiet, pleasant, surreal, and calm, this sandy retreat offers an array of activities to its visitors. Whether you want to relax and rejuvenate your soul, indulge in some adrenaline pumping water activities, or simply laze around and have some fun, you should make it to the gorgeous Kumarakom Beach and curate some of the everlasting memories of your Kerala tour!
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Vembanad Lake::-

A visit to Kumarakom is simply incomplete with a visit to the alluring Vembanad Lake. A major attraction in Kumarakom and one of the largest lakes in the country, this water reservoir is a true treasure trove for the visitors on a Kerala trip. Bird watching, houseboat cruise, and backwater cruise are some of the most exciting activities around this beautiful lake.
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Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls:-

Located only 18km from Kottayam, the Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls is a treat to the visitor’s eyes! Cascading from a height of around 100ft, this splashing waterfall is nestled amidst thick rubber plantation areas, and makes it for an ideal day-out and nature photography destination in Kumarakom.
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Juma Masjid:-

One of the oldest mosques in the entire country, the Juma Masjid is estimated to be more than 1,000 years’ old, and is also called the ‘Thazhathangadi Mosque’ by the locals. A symbol of communal harmony and brotherhood, it stands as a testimony to the introduction of Islam in the Malabar region!
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Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary::-

For the visitors who yearn to enjoy the pristine nature of Kumarakom, they must visit the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary! A home to rare and exotic bird species, this sanctuary spreads across 14 acres, and houses a large population of Cuckoo, Water Duck, Kingfisher, Siberian Crane, and several other local and migratory birds.

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Pathiramanal Island:-

Accessible only by boats, it is one of the most stunning islands in the Vembanad Lake. It covers an area of around 10 acres, and houses a zoo and natural aquarium that houses several exotic wildlife and fish species. It is among the most popular day-out destinations among the locals of Kumarakom.

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