The Backwaters in Kerala are the devices more the enchanters of Kerala. Backwaters are ahead and behind made up by the ponding of sea to the beach by the movement of the waves. They are usually formed in the form of lagoons, of lakes and estuaries. The Backwaters in Kerala is a network of esquisite channels, lakes, lagoons and deltas of approximately 44 rivers emptying in the Arab sea. See the green countryside, swaying palm trees, emerald rice fields and children waving from the banks of the backwaters of Kerala, India, as you sail on traditional Ketuvalloms or houseboats, on a Kerala backwater.

The best manner of testing the beauty of the backwaters in Kerala is to lead to normal speed along in a rented boat, a canoe or in Houseboats which are specifically for the additional ordinary houseboats of tourists. The, or Kettuvalloms while they are called the made-to-order of the natives, are the giant boats measuring 80 feet length around. They are built by attaching the boards out of wooden as well as cords made in thimble coir (coconut) without employing a simple nail. To supply with the industry of tourism, these Kettuvallams were made more luxurious with one or two rooms to be slept with the bath joint, an opened living room, a platform and a crew of three being composed of a cook, a oarsman and a guide. The services of Dormitary are also available for tourists. Be transported to a paradise where land, sea and sky, come together in a union of elements. As you float on a Kerala backwater, the beauty of the serene waterways and quaint inlets and creeks along the coast of Kerala will enchant you. Experience an unforgettable journey, along the tranquil backwaters of Kerala, India, with Kerala Backwater

Alappuzha Backwaters
Located at a distance of 150 km from Thiruvananthapuram, Alappuzha or Alleppey has a number of lakes, canals and lagoons criss-crossing it. It is one of the most famous backwaters destinations in the state offering both short and long cruises to tourists. There are a lot of activities and options to be indulged in here. Apart from visiting the 140-year-old pier and the lighthouse, you can also see popular attractions like the Ambalappuzha Temple, Krishnapuram Temple, St Andrew's Church and the Punnamada Lake which is the venue of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race.

Kumarakom Backwater Tour
Kumarakom is a good reason for Kerala being known as God's Own Country. With mangrove forests and coconut trees decorating the canals and the banks of the water ways, Kumarakom resembles a paradise. With Christianity being the predominant religion, the area is dotted with beautiful churches. Located 10 km from Kottayam and on the Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom is a little village and offers Ayurvedic Massages, Meditation, Yoga, Boating and Fishing facilities. The Pathiramanal Island, near Komarakom has a mythological significance to it. It is believed that the Island was formed when a young Brahmin dived into the Vembanad lake to perform his evening ablutions. Legend says that due to this water gave way for land to rise and thus this Island was formed.

Kuttanad Backwaters
This is the one of the places in the world where farming is done below sea level (1.5 -2 meters below sea level). Inland waterways that flow above the land level is an amazing feature of this land. Kuttanad is the heart of the backwaters of Kerala. This beautiful countryside with its waterways also has a rich crop of banana, Cassava and yam.

Kuttanad is an expanse of water-logged land lying below sea level. It bears B resemblance to Holland in terms of geographical features.

Three rivers, namely Pampa, Manimala and Achankovil, crises cross the length and breadth of Kuttanad. Until a few years back, water was the main mode of transportation, though today buses and trains ply in the region.

Kollam Backwater
This historic coastline district known for its marine and cashew industries was one of the oldest ports on the Malabar coast and a major international trading point .30% of this town is covered by the renowned Ashtamudi Lake, making it the gateway to the magnificent backwaters of Kerala..The backwaters around Kollam, which extend from the Ashthamudi Lake, are exceedingly beautiful.The backwater tour from Kollam to Alappuzha is the longest cruise in Kerala. This boat ride from Kollam to Alappuzha takes 8 hours and is a delightful ride, with lotuses and water lilies growing in the water, water birds calling from the banks and otters splashing and playing in the water