Tourism in Alappuzha with Tourism in Kerala offers you a unique opportunity to enjoy your stint with nature in perfect seclusion and let the magical spell of Alappuzha in Kerala, South India engulf you so that the beauty and loveliness of the Alappuzha tourist attractions create a positive affect on all your senses. A-attractive L-luxuriant A-ardent and glowing backwaters P-picture postcard locales P-pleasing atmosphere H-happiness galore U-underwater marine life Z-zealous house boat cruises A-and lots of warmth, i.e. what Aalppuzha in Kerala , South India is all about.

So come and experience the Godly charm of the Alappuzha backwaters with the deep shadows of the tall palms that stand proudly on the banks of the Alappuzha back waters on the glistening waters while you lazily watch your fishing line tailing along your houseboat. Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala, South India is rich with marine life and you will be amazed at the profusion of animal life in Alappuzha in Kerala, South India. Once a year the quiet and tranquil Alappuzha backwaters spring to life at the time of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race. The special snake boats that are used for these races are called Chundanvalloms and are large enough to accommodate more than 100 oarsmen at a time. The slightly raised prows of these chundanvalloms fashioned in the style of a snake’s wide-open jaw and are colorfully painted. It gives you a thrill to watch the oarsmen work themselves up into a frenzy while they propel these massive boats to the rhythm of special songs. The exhilaration and charged up atmosphere around you gives you a unique holiday experience that is beyond description.

The temperate climate of the picturesque Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala, South India makes it a very pleasant holiday destination. In fact Tourism in Kerala offers you an array of backwater tour packages that take you to the Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala, South India. Alappuzha, formerly known as Alleppey, is one of the exotic backwaters in Kerala. Caressed by the Arabian Sea and interlocked by a number of canals and bridges, this stunningly gorgeous ‘Venice of the East’ has more than the boat races, houseboats, beaches, marine products and the coir industry; Alappuzha is home to diverse animal and bird life. Also referred to as the rice bowl of Kerala.

Alappuzha is not-to-be-missed tourist destination in Kerala. Alappuzha is dotted with temples, highly revered not only in the state but throughout India. Situated in the heart of the town, Mullackal Temple, dedicated to goddess Rajarajeswari, is also a place worth visiting. Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple, surrounded by thick-green forests, is a holy place where the king of serpents is worshiped. Number of devotees from all over India and abroad visit this place every year. The Chettikulangara Bhagavathy Temple is believed to have miraculous powers and hence visited by number of pilgrims every year. Kottamkulangara Mahavishnu Temple and Devi Temple are the oldest temples of Alappuzha and are sites worth visiting, especially during the time of  festivals. And a visit to St.Andrew's Church, established by the Portuguese missionaries, can give visitors to witness the feast of St.Sebastian.

Alappuzha City travel offers tourists good shopping options. Among the locally available products of Alappuzha are the coir products and carpets. The fine quality, variety and reasonable price tag make these products stay high in the demand list of tourists. Besides Alappuzha city is also famous for its pepper, coconut oil, areca nut, cardamon, sugar etc.