Kuttanad and its Unique Village Life


Alleppey is most popular for its natural beauty and the stunning backwaters. And that factor pulling in a large number of tourists to this southern town, there wouldn’t be one who would not take up a houseboat cruise through the calm backwaters. Houseboats in Alleppey are well-known to enjoy the beautiful settings of Kerala.

Kuttanad is one such place which is apt for photography enthusiasts and moreover, nature lovers. Surrounded by dense paddy fields, duck farming, spice cultivation, fishing, coconut lines and waterways, this place is often regarded as the Rice Bowl of India. Being the lowest point of India, Kuttanad was declared as one of the globally important agricultural heritage systems.

The major attractions here at Kuttanad includes the beautiful waterways and canals with magnificent houseboats in Kerala, coconut lined farmlands and the Heritage Agricultural System. Take a day off and visit Kuttanad to explore the place, interact with the villagers and to try out the local cuisine here.

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