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Karumadikuttan is 3 km from Alappuzha and is known for the big statue of Lord Buddha sitting down made of black granite. In Alleppey, it is a well-known Buddhist center. The statue of Lord Buddha, which was made between the 9th and 10th centuries, is a memory of Buddhism’s past. On the banks of Punnamada Lake in the backwaters, there is a huge, beautiful figure of Buddha. It is broken in half, and the Archaeological Survey

Kayamkulam is a small village in the Indian state of Kerala. It is on India’s western coast, near the city of Kochi. The distance between Alleppey and Quilon, two locations that connect Kerala’s backwaters and Kayamkulam is about the same. One of Kerala’s biggest thermal power plants is the NTPC-run Rajiv Gandhi Combined Cycle Power Plant. Not only that, but there are also a lot of old cashew plants around. The legend

Alappuzha, also known as the “Venice of the East“, has always been an important part of Kerala’s maritime past. Alappuzha, also called Alleppey, is a landmark between the Arabian Sea and a group of rivers that run into it. Tourists come here to hang out and rest because the scenery is so beautiful and inviting. This place has a huge network of rivers, lakes, and ponds with fresh water. One can try exciting things like fishing

The backwaters are the most popular thing for tourists to see in Alappuzha (Alleppy). Alappuzha has beaches, shrines, and monuments, but its big lakes and small canals are what make it special. Backwater tours People who go on house boat trips to Alappuzha find it funny that backwaters are almost everywhere. One nice thing about Alappuzha is that you can rent houseboats right in the town. The boat yard near the KSRTC bus stand is a good place to be. Several boats are