Alleppey

Alleppey is the backwater hub of Kerala, attracting a large number of visitors from all over world. It is also known as the rice bowl of Kerala with its vast spread green paddy fields. Alleppey is also famous by the name of Alappuzha. It is located on the shore of Arabian Sea and is bordered by Kottayam, Ernakulam and Kollam districts of Kerala.

Alappuzha Port was used in the ancient days mainly for the export of spices, like Pepper. It is also a very famous pilgrimage place as many temples and churches are situated here, like the ancient CSI Christ Church, Poomkavu Church, Mullackal Raha Rajeshwari Temple, Bhagawathy Temple and Mannarasala Temple. Alleppey is famous for its snake boat races like Nehru Trophy Boat Race and Champakulam Moolam Boat Race.
Kochi, located at a distance of 94 km is the nearest airport, which is connected by domestic flights from Bangalore, Kolkatta, Delhi and Chennai. It is well connected by trains from different major cities in India. The city is also connected by National Highway, connecting it to rest of Kerala and neighbouring states by KSRTC and private buses.

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