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According to Indian mythology Kerala is a land emerged from sea. Science also gives authenticity to this belief. What ever may be the past; Kerala is blessed with pristine backwaters, which attracts travelers from round the globe. Major backwaters in Kerala include:
Kumarakom : Located in Central part of Kerala, the waterways of Kumarakom are an enchanting attraction for the global tourist. The spot is easily accessible form Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi and is situated 15 km away from Kottayam.Kumarakom is a cluster of little islands located on the banks of the famous Vembanad Lake which is composed of an intricate and enchantingly beautiful web of majestic canals, streams and |
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distributaries. Kumarakom offers visitors many leisure options including boating and fishing facilities. Holiday packages on the houseboats, traditional Kettuvalloms, offers out of the World experience at Kumarakom. |
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Kochi : Kochi is one of the finest natural harbor in the world and is aptly called as Queen of the Arabian Sea. Willington Island, Mattancherry Palace, St Francis Church and Bolghatty palace are the major tourist attractions here, Bolghatty Palace, built by the Dutch in 1744 for their governors and later used by the British governors is now a Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) owned hotel. |
| Houseboats are a unique way to experience the beauty of Cochin. The houseboats glide on the backwaters of Kochi, with panoramic view passing by. |
Alleppey (Alappuzha) : Alleppey is prominent on the tourist map as it is one of the major centers for backwater boat trips. Alappuzha has a large network of lakes, lagoons and several freshwater rivers intersections and offers a wide range of water sports. Boat races held in the month of August & September is a great attraction at Alapuzha |
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Beaches : Kerala has a 600 km long shoreline dotted with some of the finest, most charming beaches of the world. Kovalam is a world-famous beach resort, located 16 km south of Thiruvananthapuram city. Sanghumugham beach is another favorite haunt of sunset watchers. Alappuzha beach and Varkala beech are the other beaches of attraction. Varkala beach is famous for mineral springs.Varkala beach is famous for mineral springs. |
| 2 Nights and 3 Days - Backwater package |
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Meet at Airport/Railway Station. Transfer by car to Keraleeyam Ayurvedic Resort in Alappuzha. Check in to "Keraleeyam" a 70 years old tiled Resort with a beautiful backwater frontage. Food Pamper your appetite with mouth watering Kerala lunch - 'Sadya' served on a fresh plantain leaf.
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Optional : Traditional Kerala/North Indian/Chinese/Continental. After a hearty lunch take a motor boat cruise through the scenic backwaters, watch paddy cultivation and fisherfolk on their work, tiled houses and life style of people in backwater villages. After snacks and tea visit the local Temple to see the lighted oil lamps and rituals offered. |
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Take a cruise on a "Vallam" - a country boat to watch the beautiful "Sunrise". You can row the country boat and feel the freshness of the morning. Take an early breakfast with South Indian or Continental menu. Relax in peaceful rural surroundings in 'Kalithattu'- open rest area built in Kerala style using dry coconut leaves and Natural materials. Get 3000 year old Ayurvedic General Body Massage. |
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Ayurvedic Massage using 100% Botanical preparations, restores energy reserves of the body, reduces stress, strain and Fatigue, relieves body aches and improves skin texture. Spend the evening on beautiful Alappuzha Beach/ local sightseeing in Alappuzha Town/ shopping for curios, herbals, handicrafts, hand woven textiles, gold ornaments, coir products etc. in Alappuzha Town.
Food : Ethnic non-/vegetarian Traditional / North Indian / Continental cuisine offered. |
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Angling and village trekking in early morning. Checkout at 12:00 Noon. Transfer to Airport/Railway Station. |
Package Tariff : Rs. 3,900/- Per Person
Package Tariff : Rs. 7,200/- Two Person |
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