Palmgrove Lake Resort

Palmgrove Lake resort is situated on the banks of Punnamada Lake and is accessible by both road and water. It is located just 2.5 km from Alleppey bus station and boat jetty and 7 km from Alleppey railway station. This lake is the spot of famous Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race.

Accommodation
There are two suites and four individual cottages. Rooms come with a combination of both open air bathroom as well as closed bathrooms.
Spacious traditional Kerala style cottages conform to the natural surroundings, welcoming cool breezes. This location is truly unique and the gracious hospitality warmly inviting. Guests can choose suite or independent cottages, both with open-air and closed bathrooms. The resort is really a wonderful paradise and a home far away from your home, of course with homely and tasty food.

Activities
Shikara Sunrise and Sunset trip, Shikara village canals tours, Ayurvedic massage, House boat / motor boat / Canoe / Shikara arrangements, Laundry service, Trips to places of interest.

Location
Destinations nearby

Kuttanad
Kuttanad, called the rice bowl of Kerala, is because of her wealth of paddy crops, is at the very heart of the backwaters. The scenic countryside of Kuttanad with its shimmering waterways also has a rich crop of banana, cassava and yam. This is perhaps the only region in the world where farming is done 1.5 to 2 m below sea level. Inland waterways which flow above land level are an amazing feature of this region.

Pathiramanal
According to Hindu mythology a young Brahmin divided into the Vembanad lake to perform his evening ablutions and the water made the way for land to rise from below, thus creating the enchanting island of Pathiramanal. (Sands of Midnight). This small Island on the back waters is a favourite haunt for various migrating birds. The Islands lies between Thaneermukkom and Kumarakom, and is accessible only by boat.

Q S T and R Block Kayal
These regions are wonders of the indigenous agricultural engineering know-how of Kerala and remind the visitor of the famous dikes of Holland. Extensive areas of land has been reclaimed from the backwaters and are protected by dikes built all around. Here cultivation and habitation are made possible four to ten feet below sea level. A leisurely cruise along the canals that surround these kayals is a memorable experience.