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 of India is taking care of it. A story says that an elephant broke off the left side of the figure.
You will be interested on: Tourist Attractions In Alappuzha
Pathiramanal is a peaceful island that has been the subject of many stories. People think that a young Brahmin jumped into the Vembanad Lake to do his evening rituals and that the water moved to make room for land to rise from below. This is how the beautiful island of Pathiramanal came to be.
Keep reading: Kayamkulam a Tourist Attraction in Kerala
In this area, there are a lot of houseboats that travel around. The main way is to sail through the backwaters of Alleppey, Kumarakom, Varkala, Alumkadavu, Karumadikuttan, and Kochi.
Image Source: keralatourism.org
