Ahoy, matey! Welcome to Alappuzha (Alleppey) Backwaters, Kerala's magical waterways! Once called the 'Venice of the East' by Lord Curzon, these serene canals and lagoons have stories older than your grandma! Hop on a houseboat and glide past emerald rice paddies, coconut groves, and charming villages. It's a boatload of fun for everyone!
Cruise The Backwaters On A Houseboat
Enjoy Traditional Kerala Cuisine
Go Kayaking Or Canoeing
Spot Diverse Bird Species
Visit Local Villages And Markets
Witness The Sunset Over The Backwaters
October to March
All-Day
₹5,000 per person
The Alappuzha backwaters have a rich history dating back centuries. They played a vital role in transportation and trade, connecting various coastal towns and villages. The intricate network of canals was extensively used for transporting goods, including spices, rice, and coir. The kettuvallams, originally used for carrying cargo, were later adapted into houseboats, contributing to the growth of tourism in the region. The backwaters also have historical significance related to the kingdom of Travancore and its maritime activities.