Plan a trip in the Criss-Crossing Maze of Kerala backwaters for Independence Day Weekend
Take a trip to Kerala
backwaters and you will know how beautiful our planet earth is and how lucky we
are in a position to enjoy it. It has so many attractions that are unique to
the area. Kerala backwaters Independence
Day Weekend is the best to enjoy
nature at its best.
Kerala backwaters tour is
one of the most popular tourist attractions of India. International tourists as
well as Indian citizens flock the backwater regions of Kerala to be with the pristine
nature at least for a short while. Even for a local living in Kerala cannot
ignore these backwater regions and think of it as just an ordinary thing. The
backwater trip taken anywhere in Kerala will be a mesmerizing one with soul
touching beautiful views, rippling water, soothing sounds of nature, the
velvety lush greenery all around and so on and on. It is the apt decision to go
for Kerala Backwaters Independence day weekend tour.
Kerala is a strip of small
land piece lying in between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats mountain
ranges. Almost parallel to the west coast Arabia Sea, numerous lakes and
brackish lagoons adorn the state crisscrossing with a vast maze like network
covering almost 900 kms. This water network is well connected with canals,
inlets and lakes spread all over the state.
Not all of them are
natural but most of them are so except some man-made canals. The transportation
used is ‘Kettuvellam’, the traditional boats and the modern houseboats. These
backwaters trips can be taken from Thiruvallam in the southern end to Kasargod,
northern end.
You have eight popular
backwater regions in Kerala to enjoy your Kerala
Backwaters Independence Day Weekend tour. You can plan any one suitable trip
that suits you.
Then you have Kollam
backwaters where you can enjoy the various inlets of Ashtamudi lake and
Sasthamcotta Kayal.
You have the most famous
Allapuzha backwaters. This region has very zigzag waterways and is also known
as the ‘Venice of East’
.
Kuttanad backwaters is
also the part of Allapuzha region is famous for its rice cultivation. It is the
rice bowl of Kerala.
Kumarokom backwaters is
very much heavenly with their numerous island groups situated in Vembanad
kayal. This is in Kottayam district
Then the Vembanad Lake in
Cochin provides Kochi backwaters where you have lots of assorted lagoons.
All the above said
backwaters are very famous and tourists naturally visit these all the year. In
case you want to visit unexplored parts of KeralaBackwaters during Independence Day
Weekend, then you can go for Kozhikode backwaters. Some are Elathur canal
and Kallayi river.
Finally in the northern
end of Kerala, you have Kasargod backwaters where you can visit Valiyaparampara
and Chandragiri backwaters.
