Kumarakom Tour

The sanctuary, which lies on the eastern banks of Vembanad Lake, is a wonderful respite for bird lovers. The 14-acre sanctuary houses many local and migratory birds. On entering Kumarakom, visitors begin a Kumarkom travel spot, egrets and herons, as well as Siberian cranes. The best time to visit is from June to August, when the nesting season commences. 

Vembanad Lake 

The biggest attraction of Kumarakom is the Vembanad Lake, which is also claimed to be the longest lake in India. A Kumarakom backwater tour is an experience in serenity where you sail along the calm waters amidst greenery. See local fishermen at work, water birds in their natural habitat, and sunset over the sea with so many colors!! A houseboat tour of Kumarakom is the choice of many visitors who want to get a complete experience of the backwater lifestyle.

Bay Island Driftwood Museum 

This unique museum contains sculptures of ornate designs made from driftwood collected in the backwaters. Raji Punnoose, an artist, takes these scraps of discarded metal and turns them into aesthetic representations of animals, birds, and forms of humans. Book a custom tour service with us to visit this museum for an enlightening look at the artist who turns trashy nature into art.

Aruvikkuzhi Waterfall

Aruvikkuzhi Waterfall, located about 2 km from Kumarakom, acts as an escape to the tedious relaxation that backwaters offer. Surrounded by rubber plantations and verdant green surroundings, this waterfall cascades down beautifully, giving the impression that you are far removed from civilization, making it an ideal place for nature walks as well. The route to the waterfall is a delight and is surrounded by fields on both sides. Add this geological marvel to your list of places to visit in Kumarakom travel for a panoramic glimpse into the regional landscapes.