Alappuzha Backwater tour
Alappuzha or Alleppey is perhaps the most exotic backwater destinations of Kerala. It is known as the Venice of the East which is famous for its boat races, houseboats, coir products, fishing and lakes. It hosts the boat races mainly during the harvest season between July and September. Alappuzha or Alleppey is also home to Kuttanad which is known as the rice bowl of Kerala is a land of lush paddy fields stretched 75 km in area sandwiched between sea and hills. Alleppey’s backwater allures visitors from all across the world. Begin the cruise that stroll you through the canals covered with mauve hyacinths. A backwater cruise on the Punnamada Kayal takes you along the canals through the scenic islands, view of coconut and paddy fields and Chinese fishing nets.
Alappuzha is famous for Nehru Trophy boat races which held during the festival of Onam in August. The other major attraction is the festival that held in Mullakal Temple in December which witnesses the performances by the famous musicians of all over India. Nearby is the St. Andrew's Church, which was established by Portuguese missionaries. The church celebrates the feast of St. Sebastian is also a major tourist destination of Alleppey. The best time to visit Alappuzha is winters.
Best time to visit Alappuzha Backwater tour
Best time to reach Alappuuza backwaters is from August to March.
How to reach Alappuzha Backwater tour
By Air:- Cochin International Airport is the nearest airport to reach Alappuzha which takes about 120 minutes to reach it.
By Rail:- Nearest Railway Station to Alappuzha is Alleppey Railway Station & Ernakulam Railway Station which takes about 90 minutes to reach it.
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