Introduction about Alleppey
Alleppey is a pleasant market town where the narrow shaded streets create a period feel about the town. The town has come up around the canals and is situated in between the Arabian sea and the backwaters which makes it a city of unparalleled natural beauty. Walk down the streets of Alleppey and you'll easily spot the typical Kerala style of architecture obvious in a variety of structures. Along with the variety of tourism attractions the place also boasts of great hotels and resorts.


Tourist Attractions of Alleppey
» Alleppey Beach : It was once a busy port and also the gateway to the rest of Kerala. The beach here still attracts hordes of the tourists who are looking forward to a different experience. Exiting water sports options are also available at the seaside here so you can have a whale of a time here whatever your choice. The pier at the beach is about 1000 feet long and dates back to 1862.

» Vijay Beach Park : This park is situated on the beach and it's an attractive place especially for the children to have loads of fun.

» Ambalapuzzha : There is a Sri Krishna Temple at Ambalappuzha which is more than famous for its Palapayasam which is a sweet milk porridge offered to the God.

» Pathiramanal : It is a tiny island in the Vembanad lake and you can only reach here by boat either from Kumarakom or from Muhamma.

» Punnapra : It is a village which has a historical significance as the place was witness to a bitter pitched battle between the communists and the Travancore State Police.

» Arthunkal Palli : There is a church here which is known as St Andrews church which was established by Christian missionaries of Portugal. It is about 33 km away from Alleppey.

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Introduction about Cochin
Cochin is considered to be a major economic and industrial hub of the region. Its natural harbour is already well known all over. The explorers from Arabia, China, Holland, Britain and Portugal all have left their mark on the city. This resulted in the city having a cosmopolitan character of its own. Cochin has a stunning location as it is spread across islands and faces both the seas as well as the backwaters.

Attractions Places of Cochin
» St Francis Church : It was constructed in 1503 by the Portuguese and is also known for the fact that Vasco Da Gama's remains were buried here.

» Chinese Fishing Nets : These are huge cantilevered nets that were brought here by the Chinese traders.

» Mattancherry Palace : This was also built by the Portuguese and gifted to the then King Raja Veera Kerala Varma. It was later renovated by the Dutch.

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