Author: Suraj Kumar Manohara

Alleppey or Alappuzha called the “ Venice of the East”, sure has all the qualities which can give major places around the world a run for the role of “Paradise on Earth”. Alappuzha is a quaint little coastal town immensely known for picturesque beauty and tranquillity it upholds. Be it coconut farms, paddy fields, freshwater lakes, backwaters, narrow crisscross canals, lagoons, rivers, landscapes that fit every camera lens,  villages on the river bank, Chinese fishing nets, temples, history and culture it possesses, etc, you name it, it has got it all in abundance.  Boat House In Alappuzha Here you get a chance to glide through the serene backwaters using the houseboats or normal boats to witness the unexplored regions of Alleppey. The backwater cruise experience is something that you can’t afford to miss and it has multiple backwater routes to offer. Every route has got something that is distinctive and captivating compared to others. Alappuzha to Kumarakom is considered as one of the most beautiful scenic routes of all. Vembanad Lake Vembanad lake, considered as a heart of Kerala backwaters, spans through several districts, making it the longest lake in India. Stretching at 90 km in length and 14 km in width, it is also recognized as the largest water reservoir of God’s own country. A vast array of rivers, lagoons, and canals empty their tanks at Kottayam to form a picturesque Vembanad lake. With coconut palms on either side, picture-perfect landscapes, rare kinds of birds flying on top of you, dramatic sunsets, freshwater lagoons, and lush green shrubs spread all over this is an ideal spot for all kinds of travelers. This lake has got many activities to offer like boating, fishing, sightseeing, strolling through islands, and staying in houseboats that cruise through the beautiful location at a slow