Start your day at Alleppey Beach, also known as Alappuzha beach. This long and serene beach is the perfect spot to soak up the sun, take a dip in the Arabian Sea, and enjoy views of the iconic Alleppey Lighthouse.
Witness one of the most popular tourist attractions in Alleppey – the Nehru Trophy Boat Race Finishing Point Stadium. It is here where the famous annual Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race is held. You can admire the traditional snake boats and learn about the history and culture behind this thrilling sport.
Indulge your taste buds with traditional Kerala cuisine such as delicious biryanis prepared with fresh and aromatic spices, or customized fish curry from Halais Restaurant. It offers a magnificent ambiance and enjoys traditional Indian hospitality.
Completed in 427 AD, the St. Mary's Forane Church is one of the oldest Christian churches in India. This historical church is famous for its beautiful Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, and a peaceful environment. You will experience the grandeur and reverence of the bygone era.
This historical palace was once the abode of a powerful ruler of the erstwhile Kayamkulam Kingdom. It is now an archaeological museum showcasing ancient Indian artifacts and the magnificent mural of Gajendra Moksham. You can also admire the traditional Kerala architecture from the royal past.
End your day on a mesmerizing cruise along the backwaters of Alleppey. Take in the stunning sunset views over the water, and enjoy the pleasant breeze. The serene and tranquil experience will leave you refreshed and rejuvenated, making it the best way to end your visit.
If you have extra time, visit the Alappuzha Lighthouse, a 19th-century lighthouse that provides stunning panoramic views. Alternatively, visit the Pathiramanal Island, known for its lush greenery, wildlife, and bird watching. For a more budget-friendly experience, choose a public ferry for the backwater cruise.