Backwaters

India is one nation that charms you with vivid vistas of nature all around. And backwaters remain the most popular amongst all. India is blessed with beautiful looking beaches and backwaters. Kerala and Goa remain two gems where you can relish the charms of these backwaters. A backwater holiday in Kerala remains on the mind of every traveler seeking the most beautiful views of nature all around.

Backwaters of Kerala
The Kerala backwaters include a string of brackish lagoons lying parallel to the Malabar Coast. Plan a holiday here and stay on exquisitely crafted houseboats calmly cursing over these emerald backwaters. These backwaters include a network of lakes, including both manmade as well as natural canals. Here you can delve into the pleasure of a delicate ecosystem with numerous marine animals like Mudskippers, Otters, Turtles, etc.
Alleppey Backwaters - Alleppey remains the top choice of those seeking the pleasure of backwaters of Kerala. Here you can find scenic backwaters all around with a number of houseboats sailing over it. These houseboats take you to some unseen wonders of nature which cannot be accessed by boats.

Kumarakom Backwaters Kumarakom Backwaters look like a cluster of tiny isles. Edging the banks of Vembanad Lake, a backwater cruise in Kumarakom treats you with views of multi colored birds and freshwater fishes.

Kozhikode Backwaters - Take a rise on Kozhikode Houseboats to witness some stunning landscape around the Kallai River and Canoli canals. The region is far away from the main city life and takes you to a paradise like place.

Kochi Backwaters - Kochi is extremely famous for falling in love with majestic backwaters. Enjoy a backwater cruise here and catch vivid sights of Chinese fishing nets.

Backwaters of Goa
Not many know that Goa is also known for its calming backwaters apart from picture perfect beaches. The houseboats in Goa are made with lightweight wood and feature all modern day amenities to offer you a comfortable stay experience. These houseboats float over the Chapora River in Siolim and take you to some unknown routes dotted with hills. Here travelers can indulge in swimming and fishing.