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Visit Alleppey’s Luxury Houseboats and Iconic Cultural Gems

Imagine waking up to the gentle sway of water beneath you, surrounded by the calming backwaters of Alleppey, while exploring Kerala’s most treasured city attractions. At Book My Boat Alleppey, we don’t just offer luxury houseboat experiences; we provide a gateway to the cultural, historical, and spiritual gems of Kerala. With us, your voyage through Alleppey and beyond is more than just a stay—it’s an adventure through the region's rich traditions and vibrant history.


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Places to visit in Alleppey


The Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple is a well-known spiritual destination near your houseboat. It is well-known for both its exquisite architecture and the well-known palpayasam, or sweet pudding, that is served to the deity. Allow this sublime encounter to serve as the starting point for your peaceful path.


Kumarakom is only a short sail away, Kumarakom offers lush scenery, serene backwaters, and opportunities for birdwatching at the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary. After spending a day on the houseboat, it's the ideal way to get back to nature.


Aranmula, rich in custom and craftsmanship, is a cultural treasure awaiting exploration. It is well-known for its boat races and Aranmula Kannadi (metal mirrors).


Explore Kochi's Jewish legacy by visiting the Pardesi Synagogue and Mattancherry. Set sail toward the city's center. Mattancherry, which is close by, has thriving marketplaces and interesting historical sites that are ideal for a day excursion.


Enjoy the allure of Fort Kochi and the Chinese Fishing Nets by taking a stroll along Vasco Square and witnessing the remarkable Chinese Fishing Nets in action. As you venture beyond the waves, it's an adventure not to be missed.


The Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple is a pilgrimage site that is conveniently accessible from Alleppey. It is well-known for its profound spiritual significance and is a culturally stimulating stop during your luxurious houseboat vacation.


History buffs can tour the Indo-Portuguese Museum and the Dutch Cemetery in Fort Kochi, which provide an insight into the colonial past that molded the area.


Greenix Village take in the cultural performances of Kerala by visiting this village, where traditional dance styles such as Mohiniyattam and Kathakali come to life and mix in perfectly with your opulent accommodations.


Alleppey is not far from Marari Beach, which is a great place for people looking for a relaxed beach day. Savor the waves, sand, and sunshine as a cool contrast to the backwaters.


Your journey doesn't end at the breathtaking scenery of the backwaters when you book with Book My Boat Alleppey. With so many amazing historical and cultural sites close by, we make sure your luxurious houseboat stay is enhanced with life-changing encounters that let you fully immerse yourself in Kerala's colorful past.


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Location: Kottankulangara, Alappuzha, Kerala 688006, India

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