Backwaters von Kerala
Keralas legendäre Backwaters sind ein Netzwerk aus ruhigen Lagunen, Seen, Kanälen und Flüssen, die sich über 900 km erstrecken.
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Kasaragod
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Kappil Beach
Kappil Beach is a serene coastal stretch about 6 km north of Bekal Fort, where the Kappil backwater meets the Arabian Sea. The narrow strip of land between the backwater and the sea creates a unique l…
Valiyaparamba Backwaters
Valiyaparamba is one of the most picturesque backwater destinations in northern Kerala — a vast, serene network of interconnected islands, lagoons, and waterways stretching between the river systems a…
Wayanad
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Pookode Lake
Pookode Lake is a natural freshwater lake nestled among forested hills about 15 km from Kalpetta. Shaped like a map of India (visible from above), the lake is surrounded by evergreen forest and is one…
Malappuram
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Biyyam Kayal Backwaters
Biyyam Kayal is a tranquil brackish-water lake near Kuttippuram, about 40 km from Malappuram. Unlike the more famous backwaters of Alappuzha and Kumarakom, Biyyam Kayal offers an undiscovered, crowd-f…
Thrissur
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Chettuva Backwaters
Chettuva Backwaters, about 25 km west of Thrissur near the coastal town of Chavakkad, is a serene and largely untouched backwater system where the Karuvannur and Keecheri rivers meet the Arabian Sea. …
Ernakulam
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Kadamakkudy Islands
Kadamakkudy is a cluster of small islands in the backwaters of Ernakulam, connected by narrow bridges and surrounded by mangroves, paddy fields, and prawn farms. Just 15 km from Kochi city, it feels l…
Kumbalangi
Kumbalangi is India's first model tourism village — a small fishing village on a cluster of islands in Kochi's backwaters, about 14 km from the city centre. The village was developed as an eco-friendl…
Kochi Backwaters
The Kochi backwaters are a network of canals, lagoons, and lake systems that weave through the city and its surrounding villages. Unlike the more famous Alappuzha backwaters, the Kochi backwaters offe…
Willingdon Island
Willingdon Island is the largest artificial island in India, created in the 1930s by dredging Kochi's backwaters under the direction of Sir Robert Bristow. Named after Lord Willingdon, the then Vicero…
Marine Drive
Marine Drive is Ernakulam's iconic waterfront promenade — a 3 km paved walkway along the shores of the Vembanad Lake backwaters in the heart of the city. Lined with palm trees, park benches, and decor…
Kottayam
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Kumarakom
A serene backwater village with houseboats and bird sanctuaries. Kumarakom is a tranquil haven nestled on the banks of Vembanad Lake, offering a quintessential Kerala experience. The village is renown…
Ezhumanthuruthu
During the monsoon season, this region undergoes a dramatic transformation. The heavy rains inundate the area, turning it into a stunning landscape filled with water. This natural phenomenon makes Ezh…
Alappuzha
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Alappuzha Backwaters
Alappuzha (Alleppey) is the gateway to Kerala's famed backwaters — a vast network of lagoons, canals, rivers, and lakes stretching parallel to the Arabian Sea coast. Houseboat cruises through these tr…
Punnamada Lake
Punnamada Lake is the iconic stretch of backwater where the world-famous Nehru Trophy Boat Race is held every year on the second Saturday of August. Hundreds of oarsmen row massive chundan vallams (sn…
Kuttanad — The Rice Bowl of Kerala
Kuttanad is one of the few places on earth where farming is done below sea level. Known as the 'Rice Bowl of Kerala,' this vast lowland region stretches across Alappuzha and Kottayam districts, with p…
Kainakari Village
Kainakari is a picture-perfect island village in the heart of the Kuttanad backwaters, accessible only by boat. Life here revolves around the water — narrow canals serve as roads, country boats are th…
Pathiramanal Island
Pathiramanal — meaning 'Sands of Midnight' — is a small island in Vembanad Lake, accessible only by boat from either Kumarakom or Alappuzha. The island is a haven for migratory birds, with over 90 spe…
Kakkathuruthu (Crow Island)
In 2016, National Geographic selected Kakathuruth as one of the 24 most beautiful places in the world…
Thanneermukkam Bund
Thanneermukkam Bund is a massive saltwater barrier built across Vembanad Lake — one of the largest mud regulators in India, stretching about 1.4 km. It was constructed to prevent saltwater intrusion i…
Kollam
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Ashtamudi Lake
Located in the Kollam district, this expansive water body is known for its serene beauty, lush surroundings, and unique eight-armed shape that gives it its name…
Paravur Lake
Paravur Lake is a picturesque water body located in the town of Paravur, in the Kollam district of Kerala. The lake is known for its serene beauty, tranquil surroundings, and rich biodiversity. …
Ashramam Picnic Village
Ashramam Picnic Village is a popular recreational area next to Ashtamudi Lake. You will find natural mangrove forrests in the park. The village features lush greenery, well-maintained gardens, and a v…
Sasthamkotta Lake
Sasthamkotta Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Kerala. The lake is known for its pristine waters, surrounded by lush greenery and hills. The lake is home to a variety of flora and fauna, includi…
Monroe Island
Monroe Island, also known as Munroe Island, is a picturesque destination located at the confluence of Ashtamudi Lake and the Kallada River in the Kollam district of Kerala. The island is renowned for …
Thiruvananthapuram
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Poovar Island
Serene backwater island with beaches. Visit the Golden Sands beach and take a backwater cruise.…
Veli Tourist Village
Horse riding, pedal boating, a children's park, a floating restaurant, a swimming pool, aesthetically laid out walk ways and plenty of comfortable seating arrangements make this an ideal picnic spot…
Akkulam Tourist Village
Akkulam is spread over 8 hectares of beautifully landscaped gardens that surround the Akkulam Lake…