Which is the best backwaters of Kerala?

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1. Which is the best backwaters of Kerala?
2. Why is it called backwaters?
3. What are backwaters in Kerala known as?
4. Which is the biggest backwaters of Kerala?
5. Is houseboat in Kerala safe?
6. Can you swim in Kerala backwaters?
7. Are there crocodiles in Kerala backwaters?
8. What is the best time to visit Kerala backwaters?
9. Is Kerala costly?
10. Is there crocodiles in Kerala?
11. Are there alligators in Kerala?
12. How many days are enough for Kerala?
13. Which is best month to visit Kerala?
14. What should I wear in Kerala?
15. Which is the coldest month in Kerala?
16. Can ladies wear shorts in Kerala?
17. Which month is hottest in Kerala?
18. How much would a trip to Kerala cost?

Which is the best backwaters of Kerala?

Let's explore the 10 best backwaters in Kerala.

• Alleppey Backwaters. Located in Alleppey are the backwaters widely known for famous the boat race held in August. ...
• Kozhikode Backwaters. ...
• Kuttanad Backwaters. ...
• Ashtamudi Backwaters. ...
• Thrissur Backwaters. ...
• Kavvayi Backwater. ...
• Padanna Backwaters. ...
• Sasthamkotta Backwaters.

Why is it called backwaters?

The place is called backwaters because the lake water is actually fresh river water that comes down from the river and is then used for the paddy fields whenever the need be, and later the lake water as it goes ahead, merges with the ocean in Kochi.

What are backwaters in Kerala known as?

The Kerala backwaters are a network of brackish lagoons and lakes lying parallel to the Arabian Sea coast (known as the Malabar Coast) of Kerala state in southern India, as well as interconnected canals, rivers, and inlets, a labyrinthine system formed by more than 900 kilometres (560 mi) of waterways, and sometimes ...

Which is the biggest backwaters of Kerala?

Trivandrum Backwaters When it comes to the best backwater destination in Kerala, it has to be Trivandrum. The network of canals, lagoons, lakes and tropical vegetarian forests closely resemble a watery paradise. The biggest backwater here is the Vembanad Lake, which is around 200sq. km in area.

Is houseboat in Kerala safe?

The houseboats are completely safe for families, couples and even, solo travellers. The houseboats crew are always available for the guests for any help. Guests can enjoy complete privacy and security during their stay. The houseboats carry safety equipment such as life-jackets, fire-extinguishers, etc.

Can you swim in Kerala backwaters?

The water in the Kerala backwaters Alleppey and Kumarokom is not suitable for swimming. 230,160 liters of wastewater reaches the largest lake in the Backwaters each day. Plus, 26.9% of water sources in Kerala are completely polluted and 46.1% are partly polluted, according to the Fauna Journal.

Are there crocodiles in Kerala backwaters?

There is no evidence to suggest there are crocodiles in Kerala's Backwaters. There have been no sightings or recorded crocodile attacks on humans in the area. Although there have been a dozen mugger crocodile attacks in the state of Kerala around 2001.

What is the best time to visit Kerala backwaters?

winter season Essentially, the winter season between September to March is the best time to visit Kerala, to enjoy the beautiful surroundings in pleasant weather. The best time to visit backwaters in Kerala is from November through February....Best time to visit Kerala.

Travel Seasons	Min/Max Temperature	Season
June-September	19-30°C	Heavy Rainfall

Is Kerala costly?

Re: Is Kerala more expensive than rest of India? South India is more cheaper than the north India. Kerela is cheapest State of India for staying long term Visa holders.

Is there crocodiles in Kerala?

Are There Crocodiles in Kerala? Mugger crocodiles live in the state of Kerala, however, they are NOT usually aggressive and are NOT known to attack humans. South of the Backwaters by about 55 miles, there is a Crocodile Rehabilitation and Research Centre in Neyyar. Here the staff study, breed, and raise crocodiles.

Are there alligators in Kerala?

There is no evidence to suggest there are crocodiles in Kerala's Backwaters. There have been no sightings or recorded crocodile attacks on humans in the area. Although there have been a dozen mugger crocodile attacks in the state of Kerala around 2001.

How many days are enough for Kerala?

Ideal Duration In Kerala To be able to explore the best tourist places in Kerala, an ideal duration of 4 days in Kerala would work wonders. To enjoy a delightful family trip to Kerala, duration can be stretched up to 8 days and 7 nights.

Which is best month to visit Kerala?

The nature lovers who wish to explore the plantations, visit will love the time from October to February, which is the best time to visit Kerala. Often, the time from March to May is the shoulder season in Kerala. The low season is from June to September.

What should I wear in Kerala?

It is advisable to carry dark colored clothes, as you wouldn't want white or light colored clothes to get dirty from the rain water and slush, especially when you visit tourist places in Alleppey. During summer – Light cotton or linen clothes will be the type of material to go for when you visit Kerala during summer.

Which is the coldest month in Kerala?

The coldest month is January with an average maximum temperature of 29°C (84°F). June is the most wet month. This month should be avoided if you are not a big fan of rain. January is the driest month.

Can ladies wear shorts in Kerala?

The general rule when talking about clothes wear in Kerala is, dress modestly, and you are good. Keep the skirts below the knees, and ladies, capris are fine, but you'd do well to avoid shorts – though in cities, longish shorts are not frowned upon as they used to be.

Which month is hottest in Kerala?

March March is the hottest month in Kerala with an average temperature of 29°C (84°F) and the coldest is June at 27°C (81°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 9 in February.

How much would a trip to Kerala cost?

How much does it cost to visit Kerala? A Kerala trip can cost anything between Rs. 24,000 to Rs. 1,00,000/- or more.