Palm and coconut trees can be seen on both sides of the canals, and lush greenery is all around. Although several houseboats are available in Alleppey's backwaters, and staying on a houseboat is a popular activity, kayaking and canoeing remain the best ways to explore the backwaters and appreciate their beauty.

Village Life At Alleppey- Kuttanad is known for its extensive paddy fields, rivers, coconut groves, fishing grounds, duck farms, and spice plantations. India's Rice Bowl is a well-known nickname for it. It is also India's lowest point, so you'll be surprised to learn what farming is like 4 to 10 feet below sea level! The rustic, rural life in and around Kuttanad, which has been named one of the world's most important agricultural heritage systems, will introduce you to a distinct side of contemporary, developing India.

Bird-watching And Outdoor Activities- The most magnificent and uncommon migratory birds on earth can be found in Alleppey's backwaters. Black Drongo, Asian Palm Swift, White Throated and Stork Billed Kingfishers, White Breasted Waterhen, and Jungle Myna are all willing subjects for your camera shutters at any time. Now, you can accomplish all of this while paddling around Alleppey's stunning backwaters in a canoe or kayak. There are specialized programs that combine canoeing or kayaking with birdwatching.

Sunset At The Beaches- The beachfront at Alleppey is known as Alappuzha, making it a significant location in India's marine history. It includes a charming lighthouse that is left standing alone and provides the cutest views for you to photograph. The beach also features marine products, coir products, and a 137-year-old pier that juts out into the water.

Spiritualism- Without spending a few minutes or hours at the magnificent churches and temples in Alleppey, it is impossible to experience the true essence of the birthplace of Ayurveda and God's nation. The small town is evidence of the success of both Hinduism and Christianity. There are many temples and churches in the area that have preserved the history and cultural norms of the area. Among the well-known houses of worship in Alleppey are St. Mary's Church, Nagaraja Temple, Chettikulangara Bhagavathy Temple, St. Andrew's Florence Forance Church, Ambalapuzha Krishna Temple, and Latin Catholic Church.

Alleppey Beach, which offers a breathtaking view of the Arabian Sea, Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Temple, constructed in traditional Kerala architectural style, Edathua Church, one of the oldest and most well-known churches in Kerala, and Krishnapuram Palace, constructed by the illustrious ruler Marthanda Varma, are just a few of the nearby attractions. It is worthwhile to explore Pathiramanal, a little and endearing island in Vembanad Lake.

A vast network of inland waterways winds through the town of Alappuzha. In the past, Alleppey was a bustling trading port, drawing merchants from all over the world. Rowing through the canals allows you to see several houseboats, traditional houses, and the daily lives of the locals. Listening to birds chirping while kayaking and canoeing in Alleppey's backwaters is very relaxing. It is a memorable experience for those who want to spend some time in nature.