Experience Kerala’s backwaters in Alleppey, Kumarakom, and beyond, with houseboat cruises, village canals, lagoons, birdlife, and peaceful waterside stays.
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Kerala’s backwaters are best explored at an unhurried pace, through a network of lakes, lagoons, canals, and village waterways. Discover houseboat routes, waterside communities, birdlife, and peaceful places around Alleppey, Kumarakom, and beyond.
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The District Administration describes Pookode as a natural freshwater lake of about 8.5 hectares, with a maximum water depth of about 6.5 metres, around 3 km from Vythiri.
Active fishing harbor backwaters showcasing traditional maritime culture and fishing industry.
Description withheld pending official source review.
Pristine backwater destination where river, lake, sea and backwaters converge, creating a unique ecosystem.
Famous venue for Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race, showcasing traditional boat racing culture.
The Kollam District Administration describes Sasthamkotta Lake as Kerala’s largest freshwater lake.
Unique backwater area where inland waters meet the coastal region with diverse aquatic life.
Northern backwater network with pristine canals and traditional village life experiences.
Details withheld pending official source review.
The District Administration describes Valiyaparamba as an island separated from the mainland by backwaters and identifies it as a fishing village and tourist destination.
Circular backwater lake known for its unique shape and serene environment perfect for peaceful retreats.
Beautiful lagoon near Thiruvananthapuram city with recreational facilities and water sports.
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