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Alappuzha, known as the “Venice of the East,” is a beautiful backwater destination famous for its serene canals, houseboat cruises, beaches, and lush paddy fields.
Attractions Nearby : Alappuzha Canal Cruise, Punnamada Lake, Finishing Point, Revi Karunakaran Memorial Museum, Gujarati Street,..Etc..
Punnamada Lake is a scenic stretch of the famous backwaters in Alappuzha. It is best known for hosting the spectacular Nehru Trophy Boat Race, where long “chundan vallams” (snake boats) compete with rhythmic rowing and vibrant energy.
Alappuzha Beach is a scenic coastal destination famous for its historic pier, golden sands, and beautiful sunset views along the Arabian Sea.
Attractions Nearby : Alappuzha Light house, Vijaya Beach Park, Seaview Adventure Park, Punnapra Beach, Nadodi Beach, Thumboly Beach, Global Peace Palace, Naval Ship Port, Shri Jain Shwetamber Mandir,.. Etc..
The Nehru Trophy Boat Race is one of Kerala’s most famous and thrilling water festivals, held every year on Punnamada Lake in Alappuzha, usually on the second Saturday of August.
Revi Karunakaran Memorial Museum is a unique private museum located in Alappuzha, built in memory of industrialist Revi Karunakaran. Established in 2006 by his wife Betty Karunakaran, it showcases an extraordinary collection of art and antiques.
Gujarati Street in Alappuzha is a historic trading lane that reflects the town’s rich mercantile past. Around 250 years ago, Gujarati traders settled here when Alappuzha developed as a major port under Travancore rule, turning the area into a vibrant hub for coir, spices, and sweets trade.
The Jain Shwethambar Temple is a serene and historic place of worship located on the famous Gujarati Street in Alappuzha. It is one of the most important Jain temples in Kerala and reflects the strong influence of Gujarati traders who settled here centuries ago.
Mararikulam Beach is a serene and unspoiled beach known for its soft white sand, swaying coconut palms, and peaceful atmosphere along the Arabian Sea.
Attractions Nearby : Omanapuzha Beach, Kattadi Beach, International Coir Museum, Chappakkadavu Beach, Andhakaranazhi Beach, Ayiramthai Beach, Arthunkal Church.. Etc..
International Coir Museum is a unique museum located in Kalavoor near Alappuzha, dedicated to showcasing the history and evolution of the coir (coconut fibre) industry.
Andhakaranazhi Beach is a calm, less-crowded beach located near Cherthala, about 30 km from Kochi. Known as a “hidden gem,” it offers a unique view where the Kerala backwaters meet the Arabian Sea, forming a scenic estuary.
This ancient pilgrim-cum-tourist destination celebrates the feast of St. Sebastian every year in January. The festivities last for ten days. During the festival, the statue of St. Sebastian is carried in the procession to the seashore and back.
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Pathiramanal Island is a small scenic island on Vembanad Lake, known for its lush greenery and rich variety of migratory birds.
Attractions Nearby : Muhamma, Perumbalam, Thanneermukkom Bund, Kayippuram Boat Jetty, Cherthala Coir Village.. Etc..
Thanneermukkom Bund is a massive saltwater barrier built across Vembanad Lake, connecting Alappuzha and Kottayam districts. Constructed under the Kuttanad Development Scheme, it is the largest mud regulator in India, designed to prevent seawater intrusion into the below-sea-level paddy fields of Kuttanad.
Cherthala Coir Village is a traditional craft hub famous for its centuries-old coir industry, making it an important cultural and economic landmark of Kerala.
