subject: Kerala Backwater Tour [print this page] The backwater tour of Kerala is something which is very exciting and beautiful to be enjoyed. To hear the sound of water along, rowing of the boat in the stream, hearing the chirpings of the birds and natural scenery around gives pleasant experience to the tourists.
Kumarakom Backwater : Kumarakom is a place which is collection of little islands that is situated in the bank of the famous lake Vembanad. It is surrounded by thick green gorgeous palm trees that add beauty to the lake with the contrasting color combination of blue and green. Kumarakom also houses a bird sanctuary. The best way to enjoy birdings here is by a boat trip in the country boat which will be an incredible experience for the tourists.
Kollam : Kollam is in fact known as an entry and exit of backwaters of Kerala. The 30% of Kollam is completely covered with the lake Ashtamudi which gives an enchanting experience of a boating trip between Kollam and Allapuzha. It also boasts its ancient historical temples with beautiful architectural carvings in them. This place also has a famous Mata Amritanandamayi Ashram which hosts a picnic village attracts the tourists for various recreational enjoyments.
Trivandrum backwaters : There are a lot of attractions that pull the tourists towards the Trivandrum backwaters. Padmanabhaswamy temple is an impressive landmark of the town. Its presiding deity is Vishnu .The museum complex is place where the tourists can gather information about the royal family and the paintings. The science and technology museum is another place which may be useful for students and researchers. The Kanakakkunnu Palace, Sanghumugham beach, Veli tourist village, Neyyar dam adds spice to the spot.
Alleppey backwaters : Alleppey or Alappuzha is a spot which often chosen by tourists as it is the major centre for boating trips. Kuttanad which is known as the rice bowl of the state is situated in the heart of the backwaters. The krishanapuram palace built by the Travancore monarch displays the architectural characteristics of Kerala.Pathiramanal temple is another structure which portrays the typical temple structure of Kerala.
Kochi backwaters : The islands Bolghatty and Willington happen to be the centre of attraction of the spot. It also houses the fort called fort Kochi a fishing village which became a trading centre for Europeans in the past. It hosts both Hindu and Christian architecture of the past in the form of Mattancherry Palace (Dutch Palace) and St Francis Church which is worthy for its architecture.
by: Anil CHand
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