A Complete Guide on Alleppey Tourism

Kerala is already known as one of the paradises of the world by National Geographic Travel. Kerala has kept their beauty and secret hidden among the rich backwaters and among the chain of lagoons and lakes. You will miss a great deal if you are planning a kerala tour and miss to add alleppey houseboats or the houseboat trip.

If Kerala is known as the ‘God’s Own Country’ then Alleppey is known as the ‘venice of the east’. Emerald green backwaters bordered with picturesque paddy fields are the major attractions of Alleppey tourism. There is no words to enough to describe the beauty and grace of the place.

We have a list of places to visit in Alleppey. These places hold the versatility of Alleppey.

Marari Beach:

Marari is a beach in Mararikulam village of Alleppey district. Even though Alleppey is famous for backwaters, this beach near the backwaters voted as one of the world’s top five hammock beaches in a survey by National Geographic. The Marari beach is perfect for Kerala honeymoon.

Pathiramanal:

Pathiramanal is an island located in vembanad lake, and is situated in between Thanneermukkam and Kumarakom. You can hire a speedboat from the shore to reach the island.

Backwaters of Kuttanad:

The beauty of alleppey lies in the most famous Kuttanad. And you know, Kuttanad is the most visited place in Alleppey because of it’s natural beauty.

Krishnapuram Palace:

Kerala’s fascinating architecture makes Kerala different from other states in India. In Alleppey you can enjoy watching this architecture closely in form of Krishnapuram palace.

Alleppey Beach:

Alleppey beach is among the most popular beaches in Kerala. When you are in Alleppey beach, you can witness the 137 years old pier stretched out on the beach.

Karumadikuttan Statue:

Karumadikkuttan is a name of granite statue of lord Buddha located in Karumadi near Alleppey. There is a unique thing in the statue that its left side is totally missing from the statue.