Fascinating Tours

Kerala has almost 900 km of interconnected canals, rivers, lakes, inlets and waterways that forms the Backwaters in Kerala. The Backwaters in Kerala are fast becoming the first preference of the tourists to Kerala because it provides an all-new experience with ample repose and serenity. Sojourn on Backwaters in Kerala onboard the traditional houseboats of Kerala called kettuvalloms will be eventful where you will get to witness the rustic village culture busy in fishing activities, vegetal greenery, vibrant water plants, chirpy birds.

Enjoy Backwaters in Kerala in the following destinations:

Alappuzha Backwaters
Alappuzha or Alleppey is one of the best ports in Malabar Coast. It is popularly called the 'Venice of the East'. Cruise on ketuvallom on Alappuzha Backwaters and see for yourself the exotic physical setup where water is at the same level with the land. Capture the glance of locals busy in daily routines, Chinese fishing nets and flocks of ducks and birds all around your houseboat.

Kasargod Backwaters
Kasargod in north Kerala is a fascinating backwater destination in Kerala. Kasargod is washed by the sea from the west while the Western Ghats provides shelter from the north and east. The Kasargod Backwater offers two of the important backwater cruises, namely, Chandragiri and Valiyaparamba. Chandragiri is 4 km from Kasargod and the backwater cruises start from the Chandragiri Bridge. Valiyaparamba abounds in greenery and experiences pleasant climate. Four rivers enter the backwaters near Kasargod. The nesting ground for many birds, Kasargod is also known for rice cultivation, coir processing and striking scenery.

Kollam Backwaters
Kollam or Quillon is the entry and exit spot to the backwaters in Kerala. Located 71 km from Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam is one of the oldest ports of the Malabar Coast. Kollam enjoyed the reputation as the international spice trade center. The renowned Ashtamudi Lake spans almost 30 % part of Kollam and offers you an eight-hour long navigation onboard from Kollam to Alappuzha. On the longest backwaters in Kerala, admire the lotuses and water lilies touching your houseboat and water birds having fun with the water.

Kottayam Backwaters
Kottayam, a combination of two words "Kotta" meaning 'Fort' and "Akkam" meaning 'Inside' is known as the "Land of Lakes, Latex and Letters". Situated on the southern part of Kerala, Kottayam has three types of landscapes, i.e., low, middle and high. A network of canals and lakes passes all over the region. The backwater cruise that commences at Alappuzha, finishes at Kottayam. Kottayam Backwater an overnight trip passing through the legendary Punnamada Lake. The palms bordering the lake, paddy fields below the sea level and toddy tappers busy at work are the sights that you have seen for the first time in your life.

Kumarakom Backwaters
Kumarakom located on the Vembanad Lake is 10 km from Kottayam. The land at Kumarakom seems to be divided into a series of islands formed due to a comprehensive network of canals and lakes. You will soon realize that there is only one island formed because of the backwaters. The backwater sojourn that begins at Alappuzha concludes at Kumarakom. The colorful sight of various water birds, white lilies and lotuses would be treat to your eyes as you cruise along the Ashtamudi Lake.

Thiruvallam Backwaters
Thiruvallam is 6 km from Thiruvananthapuram and is an upcoming backwater destination in Kerala. Thiruvallam lies at the confluence of the two rivers, the Killi and the Karamana. Cruise along the beautiful backwaters of Thiruvallam known for its canoe rides and relish the glimpses of the fishing villages on the shores. The water birds, vibrant flowers and exotic vegetation would not let you leave this place.