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Kumarakom is rich with a wide variety of flora and fauna.It is a cluster of little islands on the Vembanad Lake. The lake village Komarkam is a wonderland of Kerala. Surrounded with the coconut groves, lush green hills and mangrove forests, this small corner of Kerala is a nature’ of exotic birds in the background of Blue backwater is irresistible.
| Summers | March to June | 24°C-38°C |
| Monsoon | June to Sep | 20°C-25°C |
| Winter | November to February | 18°C-27°C |
By Air
The nearest Airport to Kumarakom is the Cochin International Airport, about 70 km away from the Muhamma boat jetty. The second nearest airport is at Trivandrum, 171 km away.
By Train
The railway station is at Kottayam, 16 km away. Kottayam Railway station is well connected with all major cities in Kerala and India with several trains plying regularly from here.
By Road
Kottayam is about 16 km from Kumarakom, and is well connected with the rest of the country by both State highway and National Highway.
By Water
From Trivandrum International Airport, you can come to Quilon by road or rail, and thereafter, take the regular ferry service through the enchanting backwaters, to reach Alleppey. Kumarakom can be reached by a short ride from Alleppey.
This beautiful waterfall in Kumarakom comes cascading down from an impressive height of 30 feet. This is the perfect destination to visit in the monsoon season when it is full to the brim with gallons of water. The surrounding landscape is covered with dense forests, and there are many trekking trails that you can explore here.
The Kumarakom Beach have the pristine blue waters are perfect for swimming, while the golden sandy beaches are perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating having some of the most fascinating water sports and recreational activities. There are several restaurants and food shacks on the beach where delicious local cuisine is served.
Kumarakom bird sanctuary, which is spread over 14 acres. This lake is frequently visited by several migratory birds and is a haven for ornithologists. Some of the birds which you can spot here include the Siberian Stork, herons, waterfowls, egrets and teals, besides others.
The greatest attraction of Kumarakom is its backwaters and the houseboats which allow tourists to enjoy a ride on them. Tourists visiting this village are often enthusiastic about take a ride in these delightful houseboats, traditionally known as "kettuvallams". These let you enjoy a cruise on the backwaters. On the way, you are also treated to local authentic cuisines.
Kuthiramalika or Puthenmalika palace was erected by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal Balarama Varma - the King of Travancore. This palace is a great example of very few left specimens of the traditional Travancore style of architecture where exquisite wood is also used. Now transformed into a museum, it consists of paintings and various other priceless collections of the royal family.
Boat Race, also known as Sree Narayana Jayanthi Boat Race is held in Vembanad Lake, one of the prime places of Kerala Backwaters. The race is held in September every year during Onam festival. More than 20 boats of different sizes and shapes participate in this event This event is witnessed by thousands of people who gather at the water's edge as they make a dash for the finish.
the oldest mosques in the country and is renowned for its architectural beauty. You can check out the beautiful carvings on the wooden structures of the mosque, and the royal interiors are a sight to behold.
Built in 1579, the church belongs to the Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church and is known for being one of the oldest orthodox churches in India. Tourists come from all over Kerala to Kumarakom to see the beautiful structure of the church, which is a perfect combination of both Keralan and Persian style of architecture.
This temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Hindus all over the world like it because it is here that the Pandavas and Sage Vyasa worshipped Lord Shiva. When you first reach the temple, you will find a multi-tiered gate that welcomes you to this divine and spiritual place.