About Alappuzha
Alappuzha is the “GATE WAY” to BACK WATER TOURISM in India as it is blessed with enchanting Arabian Sea and its splendorous silver shore on the west and the nature’s most blissful Kuttanad the rice bowl of Kerala, fascinating expansive water sheets of Vembanad lakes, rivers, lagoons and unfading greenery on the east. The beautified canals which are the arteries of Alappuzha and the connecting link between the sea and backwaters are also added attraction to the tourist.

Situated at the south-western tip of India’s longest lake, the Vembanad, Alappuzha lies sandwiched between the lake and the Arabian Sea – a sliver of land barely 4 km wide. It attracts tourist throughout the year for that singular experience of backwater criusing, especially in the Kuttanad region, a vast area of partly reclaimed land, covered in emerald green paddy fields and separated by dikes from waters that are actually a few feet higher. The proximity of the famous vembanad lake adds to the Venetian ambience Alleppey is uniquely blessed with rich heritage and opulent nature. The colossal variety of scenery the bewitching natures natural hues, the quality and luxurious standard to accommodation, the miracle of soothing climate, the of lawless nature and originately of local architecture make Alleppey an ideal place for enjoying holidays and honey moon.