Pathiramanal, Alapuzha
Pathiramanal is 14 Kms from Alappuzha.

Kuttanad Backwaters, Alapuzha
Kuttanad Backwaters. Kuttanad lies sandwiched between the sea and the hills.

Q S T and R Block Kayal, Alapuzha
Q S T and R Block Kayal These regions are wonders of the indigenous agricultural engineering know-how of Kerala and remind the visitor of the famous dikes of Holland.

Valiyaparamba, Kasaragod
Valiyaparamba is perhaps the most scenic backwater stretch in Kerala. Fed by four rivers and dotted with numerous little islands, Valiyaparamba is fast turning into a much favoured backwater resort that offers enchanting boat cruises.

Thiruvallam Backwaters, Thiruvanathapuram
Thiruvallam Backwaters is 6 km from Thiruvananthapuram The stunningly beautiful and serene stretch of the Thiruvallam backwaters is temptingly close to Thiruvanthapuram.

Veli Tourist Village, Thiruvanathapuram
Veli Tourist Village is 8 km from Thiruvananthapuram city The Veli Tourist Village is sandwiched between the Veli Lagoon and the Arabian Sea.

Tourist Village At Akkulam, Thiruvanathapuram
Tourist Village At Akkulam is 10 km from Thiruvananthapuram Akkulam is one of the first picnic spots in the suburbs of Trivandrum City.

Alumkadavu, Kollam
Alumkadavu is 23 kms. from Kollam. Alumkadavu, a quiet spot in the town of Karunagapally , has become a hot point of Kettuvallam building, with more than a hundred people involved. These huge, long and tapering barges were traditionally used to move tones of goods across kingdoms, with a portion covered with bamboo and coir serving as a rest room and kitchen for the crew. Gliding along the calm and serene backwaters flanked by green leaves and palms, seeing a rural Kerala preserved through the ages and completely hidden from the road is an enchanting experience to any visitor, more so while sailing a slow-moving, spacious Kettuvallam.

Kallai River, Kozhikode
Kallai River originating from the Cherukulathur village, links with the Chaliyar on the south by a man-made canal. The river lazily wriggles through Cherukulathur, Kovur, Olavanna, Manava and Kallai to sink deep into the Arabian sea at Kozhikode .

Murad River, Kozhikode
Murad River also called the Kuttiady river, the Narikota ranges are believed to give birth to this fascinating river. The ranges lie on the western slopes of the Wayanad Hills, an integral part of the Western Ghats.

Mahe River, Kozhikode
Mahe River termed as the Mayyazhipuzha, the river has its origin from the forests situated on the western slopes of the Wayanad Hills.

Chaliyar River, Kozhikode
Chaliyar River is also popular as the Beypore river, can conveniently form a major river of the state. It boasts of its origination from the Ilambalari hills in Gudalur Taluk of the Nilagiri district in Tamil Nadu.

Korapuzha River, Kozhikode
The two streams Punnurpuzha and Agalapuzha, join to form the Korapuzha river, which, along with its main tributaries, is tidal in their lower reaches. The river forms the connecting point of all the important industrial towns like the Vadakara, Kozhikode, Kallai, Beypore

Kumarakom Backwaters, Kottayam
Kumarakom Backwaters is 10 km from Kottayam. A voyage north of Alappuzha takes you to the rich green, sleepy little village of Kumarakom on the Vembanad Lake

Kumarakom Tourist Village, Kottayam
Kumarakom Tourist Village that offers houseboat cruises andholiday packages. The otherwise quiet and peaceful lake comes alive bustling with joy at the arrival of Onam.

Vembanad Lake, Kottayam
Vembanad Lake is 16 kms from Kottayam Vembanad Lake is an intermingled and immense network of rivers and canals. The lake is an enchantingpicnic spot and a fast developing backwater tourist destination. It provides boating, fishing and sight seeing experiences that are truly exhilarating. The Kumarakom tourist village also offers houseboat cruises and holiday packages

Kumbalangi - Model Tourist Village, Ernakulam
Kumbalangi Integrated Tourism Village project is a unique initiative to transform the tiny island as a model fishing village and tourism spot.