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Discover exciting activities and unforgettable experiences in Alleppey
From serene backwater cruises to thrilling water sports, experience the best of Kerala's natural beauty
Kayaking Adventures with Bookalleppeyhouseboat Explore the Backwaters with Single and Double Kayaks Embark on a unique adventure through the serene backwaters of Alappuzha with our kayaking tours. Paddle through narrow canals surrounded by lush paddy fields and traditional fishermen villages, immersing yourself in the tranquil beauty of Kerala, framed by emerald coconut trees
Customizable Routes Choose from a variety of routes or let our experienced captain guide you through the hidden gems and lesser-traveled paths of the enchanting backwaters. Safety Assured Your safety is our priority. All our speed boats are equipped with the latest safety gear, ensuring a secure yet thrilling experience for every passenger. Flexible Timings Enjoy the beauty of Kerala at your convenience. Our tours are available throughout the day, with special options for sunrise or sunset trips, capturing the magic of Alappuzha at its most breathtaking moments
Guided Walks Our expert guides will lead you through picturesque village landscapes, sharing fascinating stories about local customs, crafts, and cuisine, making your journey both informative and memorable. Photography Opportunities Capture the charm of rural Kerala with ample photo stops at scenic locations, traditional architecture, and vibrant village activities, perfect for creating unforgettable memories. Duration
Guided Tours Our experienced guides will enrich your journey by narrating fascinating stories about the history, culture, and ecology of the backwaters. Perfect for Families Designed for stability and comfort, our motor boats are ideal for families, offering a safe and enjoyable experience for all age groups. Customizable Stops Enhance your experience with stops at local attractions, such as small islands, traditional markets, or other points of interest along the way
Reconnect with Nature Discover Alappuzha’s lush landscapes, vibrant birdlife, and the calming rhythm of the water as you glide through serene, untouched waterways. Exclusive Exploration Access remote and less-traveled areas that larger boats can’t reach, revealing the hidden charm and tranquility of Kerala’s countryside. Cultural Encounters Engage with friendly locals, observe traditional fishing techniques, and visit coir-making villages to experience the vibrant heritage of Alappuzha. Exclusive Exploration Access remote and less-traveled areas that larger boats can’t reach, revealing the hidden charm and tranquility of Kerala’s countryside.
Reconnect with Nature Immerse yourself in the lush beauty of Alappuzha’s landscapes, spot vibrant birdlife, and enjoy the soothing rhythm of the water as you journey through untouched waterways. Exclusive Exploration Access remote and less-traveled areas that larger boats cannot navigate, unveiling the hidden beauty of Kerala’s countryside and its tranquil surroundings. Cultural Encounters Interact with friendly locals, witness traditional fishing techniques, and visit coir-making villages to gain deeper insights into the rich heritage of Alappuzha.
The Alappuzha Lighthouse, also known as the Alleppey Lighthouse, is a historic beacon standing proudly along the Arabian Sea coast in the coastal town of Alappuzha, Kerala. Erected in 1862 during the reign of the Travancore kings, it is one of the oldest lighthouses on India’s southwest coast and the first of its kind on Kerala’s Arabian Sea shoreline. Located just 4 km from the main town near Alappuzha Beach, this 30-meter-tall structure, built with laterite stones and teak, is a striking landmark painted in iconic red and white bands since 2000.
The Alappuzha Jain Temple, also known as the Shri Jain Shwetambar Temple, is a significant spiritual and cultural landmark located on Gujarati Street in Alappuzha, Kerala. Built over a century ago by 42 Jain families from Kutch, Gujarat, during the reign of Dewan Raja Kesavadas, it played a vital role in the growth of Jainism in South India. The temple, constructed without iron using Rajasthan stones and white marble, features a unique dome and intricate single-piece marble carvings, blending Jain and local architectural styles. It houses two shrines—one over 100 years old and a newer one built 22 years ago—with the central deity being the 12th Tirthankara, Vasupujya Swami. A blessed Japamala (prayer beads) and statues of other Tirthankaras, including one unearthed in Kuttanad, enhance its spiritual significance. Managed by a trust of the 14 remaining Jain families, the temple is a peaceful retreat, open daily from 5:30 AM–11:30 AM and 5:30 PM–8:30 PM, attracting devotees and tourists for its serene ambiance and architectural grandeur.
At Alleppey Boating, we invite you to discover Pathiramanal, the mesmerizing "Sands of Midnight," a 28.5-hectare island nestled in the heart of Vembanad Lake, Alappuzha. Just a 30-minute speedboat ride from Muhamma Jetty, this eco-friendly sanctuary, accessible only by boat, is a haven for nature lovers. Renowned as a birdwatcher’s paradise, Pathiramanal hosts over 91 local and 50 migratory bird species, offering a spectacular display of biodiversity. Surrounded by serene backwaters and lush greenery, the island’s tranquil beauty captivates every visitor. Steeped in legend, it is believed to have risen from the lake through a Brahmin’s prayers, adding a mystical allure. Perfect for a refreshing stop during our houseboat or shikara cruises, Pathiramanal complements Alappuzha’s scenic charm. Join us for an unforgettable journey to this pristine gem, where nature’s splendor meets Kerala’s backwater magic.
Welcome to the thrilling Alleppey Elephant Safari, brought to you by Alleppey Boating! Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the lush tropical forests near Alappuzha, where you can ride atop majestic elephants guided by experienced local handlers. This unique experience offers a close encounter with these gentle giants while surrounded by dense green trees and scenic landscapes. The safari includes a visit to a wooden platform for easy mounting and dismounting, ensuring a comfortable journey. Perfect for nature lovers and families, our safaris operate under bright daylight skies, providing stunning views and a deep connection with Kerala's rich wildlife heritage.
At Alleppey Boating, we are delighted to introduce you to the enchanting Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Swamy Temple, just 14 km south of Alappuzha. This historic 15th-17th century temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna as Parthasarathi, showcases stunning Kerala-style architecture with vibrant Dasavatharam paintings. Known for its sacred Palpayasam offering and a fascinating chess legend, the temple also hosts the vibrant Arattu festival and Ottanthullal performances. Enhance your Alleppey journey with a visit to this spiritual gem, easily accessible via our expert-guided tours. Let Alleppey Boating guide you to this cultural treasure!
Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple, located near Haripad in Alappuzha district, Kerala, is an ancient and internationally renowned pilgrimage center dedicated to the serpent god Nagaraja. Nestled amidst a lush, dense forest grove, the temple exudes a serene and eco-friendly ambiance, featuring over 30,000 stone idols of snakes along its pathways and among the trees, making it the largest serpent worship temple in Kerala. The temple's unique tradition is overseen by a priestess, affectionately known as Mannarasala Amma, from a Brahmin family, a rare practice in Kerala temples. Devotees, especially childless couples seeking fertility blessings, visit to perform rituals like Uruli Kamazhthal, where a bell metal vessel is offered, and receive a special turmeric paste believed to have curative powers. The temple's history is linked to Lord Parasurama, the creator of Kerala, and its major festival, Mannarasala Ayilyam, celebrated in September-October, features a grand procession of serpent idols to the ancestral Illom. Spanning 16 acres, the temple offers a tranquil spiritual retreat with picturesque surroundings, including ponds and a sacred grove
Nestled in the heart of Kalavoor, Alappuzha, the International Coir Museum is a unique tribute to Kerala's vibrant coir industry, showcasing its rich history, cultural significance, and technological evolution. Established in 2014 by the Coir Board of India, this museum is the first of its kind globally, offering an immersive journey into the world of coir—a natural fiber extracted from coconut husks, often referred to as Kerala's "Golden Fibre."
Nestled in the heart of Alappuzha, Kerala, the Revi Karunakaran Memorial Museum (RKK Museum) is a privately owned cultural gem dedicated to the legacy of Revi Karunakaran, a pioneering coir industrialist. Established in 2006 by his wife, Betty Karunakaran, this 28,000-square-foot museum showcases a breathtaking collection of art and artifacts amassed over three generations by the Karunakaran family. Renowned for its vast array of Swarovski crystals, ivory carvings, and Tanjore paintings, the museum offers a unique blend of global and Keralan heritage, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers.
Alappuzha Beach, nestled along the Arabian Sea in Alappuzha, Kerala, is a serene coastal gem renowned for its golden sands, swaying palms, and breathtaking sunsets. A perfect blend of natural beauty and historical charm, this beach is famous for its iconic 150-year-old Alappuzha Lighthouse and the remnants of a colonial-era pier, offering a tranquil escape for families, couples, and solo travelers. While Alappuzha’s nightlife is understated compared to urban hubs, it thrives with intimate, laid-back experiences, from beachside shacks to backwater cruises under the stars, reflecting Kerala’s relaxed coastal vibe.
Nestled in the heart of Kerala's enchanting backwaters, Kainakary Houseboat Terminal serves as a gateway to an unforgettable journey through serene waterways and lush landscapes. Located in the picturesque village of Kainakary in Alappuzha district, this tranquil terminal is the starting point for immersive houseboat cruises that showcase the region's natural beauty and cultural charm. Visitors can embark on traditional Kerala houseboats, gliding past swaying palm trees, vibrant paddy fields, and quaint villages, while experiencing the unique lifestyle of the backwater communities. With its peaceful ambiance and access to authentic Kerala cuisine and local hospitality, Kainakary Houseboat Terminal offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration for travelers seeking an authentic backwater adventure.
St. Mary’s Forane Church at Pulinkunnu, nestled near the serene Kainakary Houseboat Terminal in Alappuzha, Kerala, is a captivating blend of spiritual heritage and cinematic fame, renowned as a filming location for the beloved movie *Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa*. As part of the Alleppey Boating experience, guests can enrich their backwater journey with a visit to this historic Syrian Christian church, set against the picturesque backdrop of Kerala’s lush waterways. Guided tours offer insights into the church’s architectural charm, cultural significance, and its role in local traditions, while its tranquil surroundings make it a perfect spot for photography, capturing the essence of Kerala’s scenic beauty. Guests can combine their houseboat cruise with a stop at this iconic site, immersing themselves in engaging stories about its cinematic legacy and vibrant community festivals. Whether it’s recreating movie moments, exploring local heritage, or soaking in the peaceful ambiance, a visit to St. Mary’s Forane Church elevates the Kainakary backwater adventure, blending nature, culture, and history into an unforgettable experience.
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