Alleppey

The Chettikulangara Bhagavathy Temple : This temple is believed to have miraculous powers to cure diseases and grant wishes to the devotees. Hence, the number of devotees always remain very large.

Marari Beach (Mararikulam) : Set amidst ample tranquility and beauty is the Marari beach, a destination one of its kind. Situated between Cochin and Alleppey, Mararikulam, though a small fishing village, is an excellent escape to tranquil environment. The Marari Beach, located here is one of the finest beaches of South India. Marari originates from the name of this village where life remains the same for the people. Mostly fishermen, they venture out to the sea to earn their livelihood. Mararikulam, just 60 kms south of Cochin is one of the finest villages on the western coastline of India. Close to another major tourist hangout Alleppey, Mararikulam is perched away behind a line of dense palms that makes for a soothing shelter for the tourists

Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple : In the midst of thick green forests, Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple is where the king of serpents is worshiped. Devotees throng this place the entire year.

St. Andrew's Church : This church was established by the Portuguese missionaries. The architecture of the place is highly appreciable.

Ambalapuzha Temple : Ambalapuzha Temple of Lord Krishna is also an important temple to visit. The delicious Payasam served here is very popular among the devotees.

Pathiramanal (Backwater) : This little island on the backwaters is a favorite haunt of hundreds of rare migratory birds from different parts of the world. The island is accessible only by boat.

Alleppey Beach : Close to Alleppey Railway Station, the Alleppey beach is long and has thick palm groves on one end. This is an ideal place to sit and relax.