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Alleppey Tour Packages 

Alleppey Tourism 

Alleppey: Sanctuary of Kumarakom Eagle, Vembanad Lake, Mannarasala Temple, Ambalapuzha Temple, Forane Church of St. Andrew, Pathiramanal, Pandavan Rock, Edathua Church, etc. Among the many places to visit in Alleppey, there is a diversity, from the satisfying sight of the sea to the wriggling inlets of backwaters and jungle streams-No wonder Lord Curzon called Alleppey the 'Venice of the East.' The idea of houseboats in Malayalam, locally named Kettuvallam.

Kuttanad Backwaters : Kuttanad Backwaters is one of the best venues to visit in Alleppey. It's not a spot, it's a phenomenon. Surrounded by the majesty of lakes, rivers, canals, misty mountains, and ethereal landscapes, it is a magnificent lagoon. Inexplicable is the feeling of floating on a houseboat in the pristine backwaters. For you to know it you'll have to live it! For its beautiful rice plantations, the place is also known as the 'Kerala rice bowl'.


St. Mary's Forane Church : This beautiful church traces its life back to 835 AD and is renowned for its services, liturgy on Friday, and educational institutions. Today, the church is a world-renowned pilgrimage center where one can learn more about Christian culture and lifestyle. This is one of the Archeparchy of Changanassery's largest churches and parishes. The church is currently renowned for housing 2500 families and is one of those tourist places in Alleppey that the masses popularly visit.


Every year the church organizes two feasts or festivals. The first one of them is St. Mary's Feast. Since the church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the church organizes a feast every year on the third Sunday of September. On this day, people visit the church and attend the festival wearing special costumes for the procession and mass. The other feast that is celebrated here is the Feast of St. Sebastian. Fireworks and other spectacular color shows make this celebration impressive.

Best places to visit in Alleppey

Krishnapuram Palace : It is one of the most famous museums in the Alleppey region. Krishnapuram Palace, built in the 18th century by the Travancore king, Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma, is very famous for its vintage architecture and artistic murals. Presently maintained by Kerala's Archaeological Department, the palace is also home to Kerala's largest mural painting—the 'Gajendra Moksha.' The enriching mural painting covers an area of about 53 km, making this palace one of the most famous locations.


Alleppey Beach : What makes Alappuzha or Alleppey Beach one of the best places to visit in Alleppey is the glistening beaches, crystal clear water, stunning waves, enchanting sunrise, and sunset. This beautifully beautiful beach is renowned for its vast, endless stretches, proving to be a getaway for both couples and families. The remains of the Alappuzha Sea Bridge also make it one of the explorers' most popular destinations, narrating the stories of those times when Alleppey was one of the most famous destinations. In the state of Kerala, and major port destinations. The beach has lovely stretches, making the visit to this beach very fun and ecstatic. The beach is also close to Sea View Park, which provides an opportunity to enjoy various forms of boat rides and have fun. There is a picnic spot nearby, so families can enjoy a day off at the beach and a picnic at that spot. Due to its romantic location and popularity, the beach is sometimes referred to as the Venice of the East.


Karumadi : One of the incredible Alappuzha tourist places that explorers would love is a village situated only a few kilometers from Alappuzha or Alleppey, Karumady or Karumadi. In the history and growth of Buddhism as a religion, the place plays a crucial role and is perhaps best known for the black granite statue of Sri Buddha. The fact that the left-hand side of this Sri Buddha Statue is missing is what makes this statue even more tempting. Several travelers, particularly those who are critical.



Pandavan Rock : Pandavas Rock is an amalgamation of beautiful caves and splendid rock carvings. Bliss is a natural beauty surrounding this site. It is said that during the Mahabharata, the Pandavas remained inside the cave. It is, therefore, one of the best places to visit in Alleppey. As a picnic spot, it is also very popular. The path to the caves is easy, but if they suffer from health issues, the elderly should avoid the trail. The Kallada Dam, which is a tourist attraction, is adjacent to the rock caves.


Pathiramanal : A tiny lake island situated on the backwaters of Alappuzha in Lake Vembanad is Pathiramanal, meaning 'Sands of the Night.' It is a paradise for birdwatchers as it is expected to host approximately 91 local bird species and 50 migratory bird species. The island's location is incredibly scenic, making it a perfect space to watch birds and water. It is also totally uninhabited, so you don't have to worry about the beauty upsetting the crowd and hawkers.

However, since it is uninhabited and not a big tourist hotspot, you will find that it lacks the normal amenities that offer comfort to visitors, such as benches, toilets, and places from which to buy food. Let this not be a distraction because the island is very small and can be toured within an hour, which means that the lack of facilities, particularly if you go prepared, won't necessarily make you uncomfortable.

Tourist Attractions in Alleppey

Ambalapuzha Temple : In Alleppey, Ambalapuzha Temple is one of the most rewarding places to visit. The temple is one of Kerala's oldest Krishna temples, and also one of India's oldest. The temple has a wonderful, calming environment that will calm you down and make you just want to stay for hours at the end of the temple. Ambalapuzha Temple is also a favorite location for foreigners to hang out. And it deserves all the focus it gets. The inner sanctum is adorned with Sri Krishna paintings and the other incarnations.

Outside a large mandapam is a perfect place to relax and absorb the temple's atmosphere. The temple is also popularly considered to be the "Dwarka of the South" because of its significance in the Vaishnava tradition, which is a great distinction to be bestowed on a site. Don't forget to have the popular sweet milk porridge at the temple—Palpayasam. This prasad is enjoyed by tourists and is also counted among the temple's attractions.



Andhakaranazhi Beach : An unspoiled, clean beach that attracts free souls; one of the few beautiful tourist places in Alappuzha is Andhakaranazhi Beach. No word really compliments enough in describing the unseizable horizon of Andhakaranazhi: virgin, serene, surreal, or breath-taking. Somewhere on the Alleppey to Cochin route, strategically equidistant from both cities, the beach is tucked away. Some parts of the beach have soft silky sand, while the latter half of the shore is covered by medium-sized sand.

Itinerary

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Day 1 - Alleppey Sightseeing Day 2 - Alleppey Sightseeing