Kumarakom

Kumarakom is a very and very well-lit tourist destination. It is a small and beautiful city situated on the banks of the Vembad Lake. This place was first famous for rubber plantation, but now it has evolved into a bird sanctuary. Along with Allepi, Kumarakom is also a sniffer water area and that is why it is one of the most famous tourist destinations. You must enjoy the houseboat journey from Allepi to Kumarakom. The main tourist attraction is the snake-boat race here, which you will have to visit in August and September to see.

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This is a beautiful village which is the cluster of the small island on the Vembanad Lake and it is a part of Kuttanad region.

It is situated surrounded by large gardens and swimming pools, the rooms feature wooden ceilings and Asian-style furnishings. Kumarakom is a beautiful village which is 14 km far from Kottayam in Kerala.

Location: In the Kottayam district of Kerala State.

Best Time to visit in Kumarakom: Any time in the year.

Other Tourist in Kumarakom

  1. Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
  2. Backwaters
  3. Velavali
  4. Aruvikkuzhi Waterfall
  5. Vembanad Lake
  6. Kumarakom Beach
  7. Vaikom Mahadeva Temple
  8. St Mary’s Church, Cheriapally
  9. Juma Masjid
  10. Bay Island Driftwood Museum
  11. Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple
  12. Vagamon

   Hotel in Kumarakom

  1. Aqua Jumbo Houseboats
  2. Coconut Creek Farm and Homestay
  3. Backwater Ripples Kumarakom
  4. Illikkalam Lakeside Cottages
  5. Abad Whispering Palms
  6. Park Regis Aveda Kumarakom
  7. Kumarakom Wood Castle Serviced Apartments
Kerala

Kerala

Kerala is a state located in the southwestern region of India. Known as "God"s Own Country," Kerala is renowned for its scenic beauty, rich cultural heritage, and diverse cuisine. The state is known for its palm-lined beaches, backwaters, and network of canals, which make it a popular destination for tourists. Kerala"s capital is Thiruvananthapuram, and its official language is Malayalam.The state"s economy is largely driven by agriculture, tourism, and remittances from Keralites working abroad. The state has a high literacy rate and is known for its progressive social policies, including the implementation of the first democratically elected communist government in the world in 1957.