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Deluxe Houseboats in Alleppey

The lighthouse features a 30-metre-high cylindrical tower with a balcony and lantern. It was constructed using laterite stones and teak. Climb up the lighthouse through a 100-step wooden staircase. At the top, enjoy scenic views of the rumbling waves of the Arabian Sea and sunsetInside the museum, you can see old things like oil lamps and new-age equipment like radar beacons and GPS-based systems. It is a fun place to learn about the history of the lighthouse and the area. After visiting the museum, you can visit the beach, have fun at the water, and snack on kappalandi (roasted peanuts) sold on the beach.

A network of serene canals, lush paddy fields, and charming villages make up the backwaters, where traditional houseboats called "kettuvallams" gracefully glide through the calm waters. Visitors can experience the idyllic setting, surrounded by coconut groves and vibrant birdlife. The annual Nehru Trophy Boat Race adds cultural vibrancy to this aquatic haven, attracting tourists from around the globe. Alleppey backwaters provide a serene escape into Kerala's enchanting landscapes.

The lighthouse features a 30-metre-high cylindrical tower with a balcony and lantern. It was constructed using laterite stones and teak. Climb up the lighthouse through a 100-step wooden staircase. At the top, enjoy scenic views of the rumbling waves of the Arabian Sea and sunsetInside the museum, you can see old things like oil lamps and new-age equipment like radar beacons and GPS-based systems. It is a fun place to learn about the history of the lighthouse and the area. After visiting the museum, you can visit the beach, have fun at the water, and snack on kappalandi (roasted peanuts) sold on the beach.