Off coastal Kerala set against the solitary & intimate backdrop of coconut palms and paddy fields, are the serene, tranquil backwaters of Kerala - God's own Country.
A different Kerala awaits you, in the life along the banks of these backwaters is throbbing with its own culture.

A unique experience to any visitor for this exotic land.In Kerala, the total expanse of backwater stretches over 800 sq.km. right from Kasaragod in the north to Puvar in the south - nature's gift.

The term Backwater refers to the inland lakes, canals, estuaries and the curious, water features which have been formed by the unique action of the sea off the coast of Kerala.

These Backwaters act as a vital waterway for transport of goods, people and products and are often the only link between the isolated villages and crowded towns.

A glide in a 'Kettuvallam' (rice boat) through the nature's bounty enveloped in a mystie time warp is sure to rob your heart. Palm-fringed narrow canals, winding through the vast expanse of paddy fields and the neat, tiny hamlet lined up along the sides of the canals where the common people live, is a sight to behold.

The Chinese fishing nets, reminiscent of our past trade links, are also dotted along the banks. The sparkling water and the caressing cool wind is a temptation too strong to resist. Small country boats of various types criss-crossing the path is a fascinating sight.

As darkness descends you are transcended to yet another world ... It is a unique experience as this is as close as you can get to feel the way of life here.