Allepey Tourism

Alleppey is a very beautiful city in South India, which has been decorated by beautiful beautiful scenes with greenery sea. Alleppey has been planned in a big way in the Arabian Sea and is decorated with beautiful tall palm trees on the banks of which the light rises from the rising and setting sun, as well as the tourists, seeing the temples, churches, lakes and palaces etc. They come here in fun and have fun. The city is also known as Alappuzha. Often considered by many travelers as the "Venice of the East", this backwater state is considered to be the most beautiful tourist land of Kerala.

An attractive combination of peaceful, serene and bustling activity, Alleppey in Kerala, South India, is a storehouse of tourist attractions, natural and architectural, which entices you to visit Alleppey in Kerala, South India with its distinct Alleppey appeal.

It is the only place in the world other than Holland where rice is cultivated well under sea level. Largely adjacent to coconut palms, sugar traps and paddy fields, Alleppey fascinates and overwhelms tourists throughout the year. Today Alappuzha has emerged as a famous backwater tourist center, attracting scores of tourists every year. Alleppey"s ferry race is probably the largest crowd at this destination.

The interconnected waterways of Alleppey are part of the 900 km navigable backwaters of Kerala. In Alleppey, life revolves around water where people drive their country boats in place of cars; Where children learn to swim before walking and where people wake up with the horns of boat horns that pass not only to passengers on the backwaters, but also vegetables, essential items, and even positions.

There are many ancient shrines nearby, one of which is the Ambalapuzha Sri Krishna Temple and the St.Andrew Church, which was founded in 1866 by Portuguese missionaries. Come, enjoy the rhythm of nature by enhancing the captivating beauty of this coastal district of Kerala.

State :

Kerala

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