If you are a Keralite and if someone asks you which is your favourite place then what would be your answer? If it was asked to me definitely I would not have a proper answer. I am quite sure such circumstances would have faced by almost all Malayalees. Yes, it is true we Malayalees always find difficult to tell someone the most beautiful place in Kerala. Because God took more time to mould the state with unadulterated beauty. As we all know Kerala is truly blessed with immense beauty and charm. The state comprises of 14 districts and each district competes with each other in their unique fascinating features. To explore the magnificent charm of the state hundreds of travellers from various corners of world avail of tour packages at cheap and best rates from travel operators. Has anyone thought what makes the state so beautiful? After doing short research on the topic it comes to know that the soft sand beaches, tranquil backwaters, meandering rivers, amazing collections of endangered species, the sprawling green meadows of tea, coffee, and spices on the breathtaking hill stations, densely populated woodlands and many more captivates travellers to visit the place again and again. Not only for Malayalees but all nature lovers across the world love the state more than its residents. Many prominent writers across the planet have several times penned down the mesmerising delight of serene nature of Kerala. There are many ways to explore the state. Solo trips are more appreciated by the trekkers and adventure enthusiasts. Kerala is a perfect destination for nature lovers to create bonds with families and friends. Some say that the state is a haven for newly married couples. Munnar, Thekkady, Kumily, Kumarakom, Mango meadows and many more are the instances for the family as well as for romantic couples. Describing each district elaborately is something beyond imagination. Therefore I would like to dedicate my blog on beautifying the audacious charm of the Alleppey district. It is not that I am partial towards Alleppey. It is because when we hear the name of Kerala the first thing that comes into our minds will be the image of backwaters flowing through the thickly populated village area. So without wasting any more time let us stroll down the following paragraphs and learn more about Kerala and its charming beauty.
Alleppey
The major portion of Alleppey district has been carpeted by paddy fields. Backwaters are the backbones of paddy cultivation and the residents residing there. Due to its splendid beauty, the district has been accredited with the title ‘venice of east’. Kuttanad a famous place in Alleppey is called as ‘vegetation bowl of Kerala’. Hundreds of travellers visit the district not only to capture the images of serene nature but also to sail in the traditional houseboat cruises. These houseboat cruises used for business and trade purposes initially but now has been completely dedicated for the enhancement of the tourism sector. Travellers from various corners of world avail of family tour packages to explore the magnificent charm of the district. Even though the district has been highly developed with amenities still the locals prefer to travel in canoes and boats for their daily purposes as they think it is the safest and cheapest mode of transportation. Now let us have a glimpse on the noteworthy attractions of Alleppey district.
Pandavan rock
Have you read about the exile of Pandavas in Mahabharatha? It is firmly believed that during the exile period the Pandavas secretly resided in the rock caves of Alleppey district. And this how the rock got the name. To unveil the scintillating charm of rocks stroll through the forest and marvel your hearts with the gorgeous beauty of the caves. Visitors can visit the rocks from 6 am to 6 pm. Also, a famous Kallada dam is closely associated with the caves adds beauty to it. So don’t miss to inculcate the famous Pandavan rocks in your itinerary and proud to visit the famous pilgrim place in your lifetime.
Ambalapuzha Temple
Have you ever heard the famous Malayalam song ‘ambalapuzhaye unni kannodu nee enthu paribhavam…’ this song is based on the presiding deity of Lord Vishnu of the well-renowned temple called Ambalapuzha temple. Ambalapuzha temple is also known as ‘dwaraka of south’. The architecture of the temple is really praiseworthy. Foreigners who visit Alleppey even for the first time will surely visit the temple. The temple has been decorated with amusing paintings of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna. So when you visit the temple do not forget to savour porridge called as ‘palpayasam’ – made out of milk. It is the Prasad given to the visitors by the temple authorities. Annually the temple festival is conducted in the months of April and March. The temple festival propels devotees from different corners of the world to visit the place and seek blessings from the lord. The visiting time of the temple is from 5 am to 8 pm and also from 3 am to 12 pm.
Karumadi
Karumadi is one of the popular tourist destinations in Kerala. The Karumadi region gained prominence due to the presence of a Buddha statue. It is the place from Buddhism flourished in Kerala soil. It is also stated that the left portion of Buddha is missing. A person who is ill or have any physical illness comes to the places, touches the statue and gets cured. Local residents and believe that the statue contains some magical powers that cure all kinds of sickness. Karumadi is the perfect place to savour various dishes prepared in the traditional style of Kerala.
By reading the above passages you might have understood the important and unseen places of Alleppey district. So what are you waiting for? Grab the packages from Gogeo Holidays and get ready to explore the magnificent beauty of Kerala. If you have any concerns regarding their services, don’t feel hesitate to communicate with their customer support team. To make your trip memorable and interesting accompany your dear ones with you.
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