Kerala might be an ideal tourist destination for numerous reasons, but no trip to Kerala is complete without experiencing the backwaters. With the Arabian Sea flowing alongside the green palms and ...

Find out which Indian state is home to the largest and most developed backwaters. Kerala's 900 km of calm lagoons and canals ...

Kerala Backwaters is a vast network of interconnected lagoons, canals, and lakes that lie parallel to the Arabian Sea coast of Kerala, India. The backwaters stretch for over 900 kilometers and cover ...

Slow boats. Coconut groves. Villages where time doesn't rush but ripples. Kerala's backwaters are not just a destination they're an ecosystem, alive with stories, livelihoods, and fragile balances.

Kerala's backwaters offer a unique culinary experience celebrating local seafood and produce through traditional methods. Meals like Kayal Virunnu and Theen Mura honor regional heritage, ...

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Pandaw has announced plans to launch its fourth ship in India in October 2025. The new-build, 10-cabin vessel named Kochi Pandaw will sail the backwaters of Kerala in South India. The Kerala ...

Kerala Backwaters During Summer: The entire state of Kerala is gifted with several rivers, many of which remain unexplored. The state’s waterways are important to Kerala’s economy since it connects ...