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Introduction to the Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala
The Alappuzha Backwaters is considered the hub of backwaters in Kerala . Known previously as Alleppey, the Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala is also known as the ‘Venice of the East' because of the picturesque waterways and canals running through it. Owing to it's beauty and charm, this place in Kerala is a favorite tourist destination for all.
Attractions in Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala
The best time to visit the Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala is during August when this place hosts different water regattas that features different snake boats and country canoes. Another attraction of this place is the Nehru Trophy Snake Boat race held each year and the Payipad Boat Race taking place for three days. The Alappuzha backwaters is also the home to Kuttanad, the Rice bowl of Kerala, and one of the very few places in the world where below sea level farming is done.
How to reach Alappuzha backwaters in Kerala
The nearest Airport to the Alappuzha backwaters is the Cochin (Kochi) International Airport. It takes about 2 hours to reach the place from the Airport. The Alleppey Railway Station and the Ernakulam Railway station are the nearest railway stations to the Alappuzha backwaters of Kerala . The train ride takes about 90 minutes.
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