Alappuzha
Kerala, India
About Alappuzha
The Venice of the East — famous worldwide for its enchanting backwater houseboat cruises through a network of serene canals, lagoons, and lakes. The thrilling Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race held every August draws hundreds of thousands of spectators. Nearby Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary on Vembanad Lake is a paradise for birdwatchers, while the beautiful Marari Beach offers peaceful coastal relaxation away from the crowds.
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