Best time to Visit Alleppey Backwaters





A cruise in the houseboats through the scenic network of lagoons, lakes, rivers and canals of Alleppey is a dreamy experience for all. With the long coast line on one side and the Western Ghats on the other, the climate here is neither too hot nor cold. It is recommended to visit Alleppey for a houseboat cruise during October to April as the time period offers moderate weather conditions, making it ideal for a marvellous journey.
Kerala’s sudden burst of monsoon showers could actually drop the level of enjoyment during your backwater cruise but if you are someone who enjoys watching the rain, then go ahead! If not then plan for a visit during August and May so that you can avoid the monsoon showers to enjoy the tranquillity of backwaters.
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