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Kollam to Kumarakom Houseboat (2 Days + 2 Nights)

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Kollam to Kumarakom Houseboat (2 Days + 2 Nights)

Tour Package Details

Duration: 44 Hours

Check In: 11:00 AM and Check Out: 9:00 AM.

Places Covering
  • The journey begins in Kollam and proceeds through Kavanadu & Pallikkodi, Chavara, Kovilthottam, Alumkadavu.
  • Along the way, the boat passes through Amrithapuri, where the “ASRAMAM” of Matha Amrithanantha Mayi is located, offering a blend of natural beauty and metaphysical thoughts.
  • A brief pause for rest and food is provided at Thrikunnappuzha Coir Village Jetty, allowing tourists to experience the land of Coir and Coir Products in Trrikunnappuzha.
  • Continuing the journey, the boat passes through Kumarakodi, the site where the renowned Malayalam Poet and Revolutionary Kumaranashan tragically lost his life in the capsizing of the boat “REDEEMER.”
  • Thottappally Spilway divides the Thottappally lake, separating the fresh water part to the east and the saline Thottappally river mouth.
  • The route includes Pallana, the statue of “KARUMADIKUTTAN” at Kavalackal Village Jetty in Chembassery, believed to be the Statue of Lord Buddha, and the River Pallathruthy.
  • The boat then proceeds to Mangalassery Jetty, offering views of the sacred confluence of the Pampa River with Lake Vembanad, paddy farming areas below sea level, and the MOTOR BASE (Motor Thara) used for water extraction in paddy fields.
  • The journey further covers Lake Vembanad, the training center of the Sports Authority of India (SAI), and Punnamads Canal.
  • Alappuzha is reached, known for hosting the world-famous Nehru Trophy Boat Race.
  • Pathiramanal Islands: Scenic and romantic location around 1.5 kilometres from Muhamma Jetty in Alleppey.
  • Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary: Converging space for migratory birds, attracting tourists and bird watchers globally.
Attractions
  • Kavanadu & Pallikkodi, Chavara, Kovilthottam, Alumkadavu.
  • Amrithapuri – ASRAMAM of Matha Amrithanantha Mayi
  • Thrikunnappuzha Coir Village Jetty – Land of Coir and Coir Products
  • Kumarakodi – Site of Malayalam Poet and Revolutionary Kumaranashan’s tragic death
  • Pallana, Kavalackal Village Jetty – Statue of “KARUMADIKUTTAN” (Statue of Lord Buddha)
  • River Pallathruthy
  • Mangalassery Jetty – Sacred confluence of Pampa River with Lake Vembanad, paddy farming areas, MOTOR BASE
  • Lake Vembanad, Sports Authority of India (SAI) training center, Punnamads Canal
  • Alappuzha – Nehru Trophy Boat Race destination.
  • Pathiramanal Islands – Scenic and romantic location.
  • Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.
Food
Day: 1
  • Welcome Drink: Lemon Juice.
  • Lunch: Kerala Sadhya (Pure Veg Meals & Non-Veg Meals), karimeen Fry and Chicken Curry.
  • Evening: Tea and Banana Fry.
  • Fruits and Mineral Water.
  • Dinner: Chapatti, Fired Rice, Salad, Veg kurma, (Chicken Curry or Chicken Fry) or (Fish Curry or Fish Fry).
Day: 2
  • Breakfast: Continental or Kerala Style breakfast with tea or coffee.
  • Lunch: Kerala Sadhya (Pure Veg Meals & Non-Veg Meals), karimeen Fry and Chicken Curry.
  • Evening: Tea and Banana Fry.
  • Fruits and Mineral Water.
  • Dinner: Chapatti, Fired Rice, Salad, Veg kurma, (Chicken Curry or Chicken Fry) or (Fish Curry or Fish Fry).
Day: 3
  • Breakfast: Continental or Kerala Style breakfast with tea or coffee.
  • Price: Contact Us For Price Details.

Details Describing On Package

Embark on an enchanting 2-day, 2-night journey from Kollam to Kumarakom with the Kollam to Kumarakom Houseboat Tour Package. This 44-hour experience promises a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural exploration, and culinary delights.

The journey commences at Kollam, guiding you through picturesque locales like Kavanadu & Pallikkodi, Chavara, Kovilthottam, and Alumkadavu. As you glide through the waterways, the boat passes by Amrithapuri, home to the ASRAMAM of Matha Amrithanantha Mayi, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and metaphysical reflections.

A pause at Thrikunnappuzha Coir Village Jetty allows you to delve into the world of coir and coir products in Trrikunnappuzha. The boat then continues its course through Kumarakodi, the poignant site where the renowned Malayalam Poet and Revolutionary Kumaranashan met a tragic fate.

The Thottappally Spilway marks a notable point in the journey, dividing the Thottappally lake into fresh and saline sections. Pallana, the statue of “KARUMADIKUTTAN” at Kavalackal Village Jetty in Chembassery, is believed to be a depiction of Lord Buddha, adding a spiritual touch to the experience. The route encompasses the serene River Pallathruthy and Mangalassery Jetty, providing breathtaking views of the sacred confluence of the Pampa River with Lake Vembanad, paddy farming areas, and the MOTOR BASE used for water extraction in paddy fields.

The journey unfolds with scenic vistas of Lake Vembanad, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) training center, and Punnamads Canal, eventually reaching the famous Alappuzha, renowned for hosting the world-famous Nehru Trophy Boat Race. Further along, the picturesque Pathiramanal Islands and the birdwatcher’s paradise, Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, offer a perfect blend of romance and natural beauty.

Throughout the adventure, indulge in a delectable culinary experience. On the first day, relish a Kerala Sadhya for lunch, complemented by karimeen Fry and Chicken Curry. Evening treats include tea and Banana Fry, with a sumptuous dinner featuring Chapatti, Fried Rice, Salad, and a choice of either Chicken Curry or Chicken Fry, or Fish Curry or Fish Fry. Day two follows a similar culinary extravaganza, with a Continental or Kerala-style breakfast, Kerala Sadhya for lunch, and a delightful dinner spread. Day three starts with a Continental or Kerala-style breakfast.

Check-in at 11:00 AM and check out at 9:00 AM add to the convenience of this memorable houseboat journey. With an array of attractions, culinary delights, and stunning landscapes, the Kollam to Kumarakom Houseboat experience is a testament to the beauty and diversity of Kerala’s backwaters.