In & Around
Discover the Must-Visit Gems of Alappuzha (Alleppey), Kerala!
Alappuzha Beach
Known for its pristine sands, a picturesque lighthouse, and the historic pier extending into the sea, it’s perfect for relaxation and sunsets.
Vembanad Lake
The largest lake in Kerala, offering mesmerizing houseboat cruises through tranquil backwaters surrounded by lush greenery.
Marari Beach
A serene beach known for its golden sands, calm waters, and traditional fishing villages, ideal for a peaceful retreat.
Krishnapuram Palace
A 17th-century palace showcasing Kerala’s architecture and home to the famous mural painting “Gajendra Moksham.
Pathiramanal Island
A small, uninhabited island in Vembanad Lake, perfect for birdwatching and enjoying unspoiled natural beauty.
Kuttanad Region
Called the “Rice Bowl of Kerala,” this area features scenic paddy fields below sea level, crisscrossed by narrow canals and waterways.
Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Temple
A historic temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its architectural beauty and the delicious “Palpayasam” (sweet milk porridge).
Arthunkal Church
A famous Christian pilgrimage site, this church is renowned for its stunning architecture and the annual St. Sebastian’s Feast.
Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple
A unique temple dedicated to the serpent god, it is surrounded by a mystical forest and is revered for its spiritual significance.
Karumadi Kuttan
A historic statue of Buddha dating back to the 10th century, attracting history enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike.
Each of these destinations adds a unique flavor to the enchanting charm of Alappuzha.
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Chempanthara Road, Near Pazhoothara Temple, Punnamada, Mullakkal, Alappuzha, Kerala 688521
