Alleppey is famous for its beautiful backwaters with criss-cross canals, green paddy fields with nature and greenery. Shikara boats in Alleppey are smaller than houseboats in size with a seating capacity of four to fifteen and sometimes up to twenty people. They are traditional boats converted into the present form by arranging seating facilities and are usually decorated using materials made o ...
The Kerala backwaters are the rather unappealing name given to the peaceful and picturesque palm-lined network of lagoons, lakes, rivers, and canals that run inland from the coast of Kerala, from Kochi (cochin) to Kollam in India.
Traditionally, the backwaters are used by locals for transport, fishing and agriculture, but today they provide a unique travel experience, one that allows ...
ALLEPPEY HOUSEBOAT
Alappuzha is a watery heaven of interlinking canals, seemingly endless paddy fields, and perennially swaying coconut trees. The best view of this landslip is from outside, from the Alleppey houseboats cruising through the backwaters.
Travelling in a houseboat in Alleppey is not just a matter of exquisite window views. It is an enchanting experience in itself. ...
The most known ambalapuzha sri Krishna Temple in Alappuzha is a Hindu temple popular for the ‘palpayasam’, a delicious sweet pudding made of rice and milk offered to the deities as well as the visitors there. Famous among visitors as the ‘Dwaraka of the South’, this place is among the highly known places to see in Alleppey. The celebration in recognition of the bri ...
The Mallam Durga Parameshwari Temple is located in Muliyar Village near Bovikanam, in Kasargod District of Kerala. The temple is 100 of years old. The presiding deity of this temple is Goddess Durga devi. This temple constructed by the karate brahmins of maharashtraand is well maintained. One of the special feature of the Mallam Durga Parameshwari Temple is daily Annadanam, which consists ...
