24 Hours in middle of River
Alappuzha
Best time to visit
October to February
Things you gonna enjoy in Allapuzha package...
Coral Bliss
Alleppey houseboats, also known as Kettuvallams, are traditional Kerala rice barges converted into floating luxury accommodations.
They offer a unique way to cruise the scenic backwaters of Alleppey (Alappuzha), famous as the “Venice of the East.” Guests can relax in comfortable bedrooms, enjoy freshly prepared authentic Kerala cuisine by an onboard chef, and watch the serene village life and lush paddy fields pass by.
Azure Haven
Alleppey houseboats, also known as Kettuvallams, are traditional Kerala rice barges converted into floating luxury accommodations.
They offer a unique way to cruise the scenic backwaters of Alleppey (Alappuzha), famous as the “Venice of the East.” Guests can relax in comfortable bedrooms, enjoy freshly prepared authentic Kerala cuisine by an onboard chef, and watch the serene village life and lush paddy fields pass by.
Luminis Isle
Alleppey houseboats, also known as Kettuvallams, are traditional Kerala rice barges converted into floating luxury accommodations.
They offer a unique way to cruise the scenic backwaters of Alleppey (Alappuzha), famous as the “Venice of the East.” Guests can relax in comfortable bedrooms, enjoy freshly prepared authentic Kerala cuisine by an onboard chef, and watch the serene village life and lush paddy fields pass by.
Alleppey Backwaters (Kuttanad)
Alleppey Backwaters (Kuttanad) are the heart and soul of Alappuzha. This enchanting region is a vast network of interconnected canals, lakes, rivers, and inlets, often referred to as the “Rice Bowl of Kerala” due to its extensive paddy fields, many of which are cultivated below sea level. Cruising through these tranquil waters on a traditional kettuvallam (houseboat) or a smaller canoe offers an unparalleled experience, allowing visitors to witness the unique rural life of Kerala, lush greenery, and stunning natural beauty.
Alleppey Beach
Alleppey Beach is a picturesque stretch of golden sand that offers a refreshing contrast to the serene backwaters. It’s famous for its beautiful sunsets and the remnants of a historic 150-year-old pier that extends into the Arabian Sea. The iconic Alappuzha Lighthouse, standing proudly nearby, adds to the charm and historical significance of the beach. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists to relax, enjoy the sea breeze, and take in the scenic views.
Vembanad Lake
Vembanad Lake is the longest lake in India and the largest lake in the state of Kerala. It forms a crucial part of the backwater ecosystem, connecting multiple canals and rivers. The lake is vast, serene, and surrounded by lush greenery and palm groves. It is a major hub for houseboat cruises and is famous worldwide as the venue for the exciting annual Nehru Trophy Boat Race, where majestic snake boats compete in a thrilling spectacle. The small, beautiful island of Pathiramanal is also located within this lake
This dual experience offers the chance to spot playful dolphins in their natural environment, providing an exciting wildlife encounter. It is then often followed or capped by a tranquil sunset sail, where guests can relax and enjoy the breathtaking views as the sun sets over the water, creating a peaceful and picturesque end to the day
It is a deeply peaceful and immersive experience, where the everyday noise of the surface fades away, replaced by the sound of your own rhythmic breathing. Divers wear specialized gear—including a mask, fins, a buoyancy control device (BCD), and an air tank—to descend beneath the waves.
Art and Performance: Alappuzha is a center for traditional Kerala arts. The classical dance-drama Kathakali, with its elaborate makeup and costumes, and the more graceful Mohiniyattam dance form are important parts of the regional culture and are frequently performed for visitors.