A whiff of fresh air away from the grind of the city, Kumarakom’s magical allure is simply irresistible. This bunch of tiny islands, on the beautiful Vembanad Lake surrounded by lush greenery and home to enticing backwaters, is a romantic hotspot and a favorite honeymoon destination. Emerald paddy fields, beautiful beaches, an exotic bird sanctuary, houseboats bobbing on the waters and festive snake boat races; all connect together to weave the gorgeous tapestry of Kumarakom
Navigate the maze of backwaters on a traditional houseboat and experience the sound of silence as the boat cruises through the languid backwaters. Watch the rustic village life during the day and enjoy the starlit skies and the silent sounds of the backwaters at night. Drink fresh toddy, try some local cuisine and soak in the tranquil ambience.
The many rivers and canals of that region empty themselves into the picturesque Vembanad Lake, making it the largest and the longest lake in Kerala. A much-loved picnic spot set amid mesmerizing greenery, Vembanad is an ideal backwaters destination.
Take a romantic stroll on the beach or go for a rejuvenating Ayurveda massage- the beach here offers all of it and more. Thrill-seekers may try their hand at boating, wind surfing, water-skiing and parasailing.
This museum showcases a unique collection of driftwood sculptures made from the driftwood deposited on the shores of Andaman Islands.
This scenic island on Vembanad Lake is home to an aquarium and a zoo.
This five-tiered waterfall crashing down amid dense forests & rubber plantations is a beautiful place for a romantic sojourn. Pack your picnic and enjoy a wonderful day out here with your loved ones.
An integral part of the Onam celebrations, Snake Boat races are much awaited and celebrated events in Kerala. Colorfully decorated boats, with rows of warring oarsmen rowing amid cheering onlookers, create an electrifying atmosphere. A mix of festivity, revelry, competition and friendly rivalry; the snake boat races are a major highlight of any Kerala Tour.
The tiny hamlet of Kumarakom is home to stunning handicrafts including silk sarees, wood- carved artifacts, embroidered pine mats and delightful Kathakali masks.
The peak tourist season runs here during winter months from September to March when the weather is cool enough for you to enjoy sailing the backwaters.
By Air- Cochin International Airport, around 80kms away, is the closest airport connecting Kumarakom with cities across the world.
By Rail- Kottayam Railway Station, around 31kms from Kumarakom, is the closest railhead connecting Kumarakom with various cities in the region.
By Road- Kumarkom is well-connected with the other major cities in the area by a network of roads and highways.
Book your Kerala Tour Package and kick this beautiful backwaters destination off your travel list. A pleasure for all senses, Kumarakom promises you the best of the tranquil backwaters of Kerala. Do reach us for exclusively curated packages for your family and friends.
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