alleppey india

Alleppey India

Alleppey India :- Namesta 🙏🏿 Welcome to Traveler's Best friend Let’s Have a Walk Through Beautiful Alleppey India .

Why Choose Us :- Local Guide 🙏, Comfortable Ride & House Boat 🚙, Meeting Point 🏢

Weather :- 32° C

Ideal duration: :- 1 Night 2 Days

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Officially called Alappuzha, Alleppey is a picture-perfect place known for its beautiful backwaters and houseboats that offer overnight stays. The coastline of Alleppey offers some of the best beaches in Kerala along with water sports during the dry season.

Alleppey is located close to Kochi in the southern state of Kerala. Along with other beautiful places in Kerala like Munnar and Thekkady, Alleppey is often considered for a honeymoon or a great family vacation.

There are a plethora of houseboats, homestays and rejuvenating Ayurvedic resorts that make a stay in Alleppey a great one. The houseboats pass through the serene backwaters, where you can catch glimpses of green paddy fields, choir activities and watch the life of the local people in Kerala.

Make sure to catch a traditional snake boat race in the months of August and September and try some toddy (palm wine) at a local toddy shop to add a touch of authenticity to experience in Alleppey.

Venice in the alleppey india One of the cleanest and oldest planned cities in India, Alleppey is a picturesque coastal bliss, with backwaters, lagoons, canals, beaches making the city festive like nothing else. No wonder why Alleppey was nicknamed the 'Venice of the East' by Lord Curzon, India's most infamous Viceroy.

Apart from this, Alleppey is extremely famous for its snake boat race, which takes place during the monsoon season. The backwaters of Alleppey are the most popular destination in Kerala. Other places of interest in Alleppey are Alleppey Beach, which offers breathtaking views of the Lakshadweep Sea, Krishnapuram Palace, St. Andrews Basilica and Haripada Sri Subrahmanya Swamy Temple.

History:- The history of Alleppey can be traced back to the 1st century AD --- when St. Thomas, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ, arrived here and introduced Christianity to South India.

The foundation of Christianity was further strengthened by Portuguese and Dutch armies who arrived several centuries later and established their dominance in the region.

The famous St. Andrews Basilica was built by the Portuguese around the 17th century. Alleppey was also under the political influence of Maharaja Marthanda Varma, who is known as the 'builder of modern Travancore'.

The city played an important role in the country's freedom struggle, sparking a rebellion against the feudal British Raj. The famous communist rebellion - Punnapara Vayalur took place here, where more than 1000 people lost their lives during the conflict period..

Paddy Cultivation in Alleppey :- The backwaters of Alleppey are home to Kuttanad, often referred to as the rice bowl of Kerala. Traveling in this area via a houseboat one can see a beautiful green kaleidoscope of rich paddy fields surrounded by coconut groves. Paddy is cultivated in vast areas of land obtained from Vembanad Lake.

The reform took place in three phases from 1865 to 1940. These retrieved areas are called padasekharam. Initially, the water was retrieved manually with wheels, and later with steam engines. Paddy fields are fed by 4 major rivers – Pampa, Meenachil, Achankovil and Manimala. Speculations have claimed that it is the only area in the world where agriculture is done up to 2 meters below sea level.

Restaurants and Local Food:- There are many must-haves in Alleppey cuisine. If you have not eaten Ghee Roast Dosa and Malayali Paratha then your taste buds have not experienced Alleppey. While appams and idlis are essential, you can also try "todi", a locally fermented alcoholic drink made from palm trees and coconut palms. Rice wine can also be tried in Alleppey.

One of the most essential things to do in Alleppey is taste the local cuisine. Apart from the very famous Puttu Kadala, Appam, Vada, Curry and other traditional Kerala food; You can also try the homemade fish and seafood. Coconut has a very strong taste in all these dishes..

Boat Categrory:- Deluxe (Private boat) over Night Cruise, Check in time :10:00.

Welcome Drink

lunch:- At 13:30 approximately

1. Fish Fry (Karimeen)

2. White Rice.

3. Salad.

4. Sambar.

5. Pickle.

6. Pappaadam.

7. 2 and 3 vegetables

Tea with Snacks Evening at 16:00 . Banana Fry/Oniin Bajji

Dinner