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Location
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Kumarakom Lake
Resort is at Kumarakom in Kottayam District in the State of Kerala,
South India. The beauty of any tourist location in Kerala is that
it is always just a few miles from the nearest city linking you
to all major cities in India and to the world. And Kumarakom too
is delightfully tucked away. At the same time it is, equally and
easily accessible.
From the Cochin
International Airport it is a 70 Km delightful ride by road to the
Muhamma boat Jetty. The resort is a few minutes away across the
river. The enchanting boat ride to the resort from here will take
less than 20 minutes. A bridge is coming up here which will facilitate
even faster access.
From the Trivandrum
International Airport it is a 171 Km (approximately 3 hours ride
by road) to the Muhamma boat jetty.
From the Calicut International Airport it is 180 Km ride to Muhamma.
You can take many rewarding stops en route.
The nearest bus terminal, is at Kottayam, 14 Km away from the resort
by road.
From Mumbai
( Bombay) , Chennai (Madras) , Delhi , Kolkatta (Calcutta) or Bangalore,
you can take a train to Kerala. The best place to alight is either
Cochin ( Ernakulam ) or Kottayam (the nearest railhead to the resort,
just 16 Km away by road). Kottayam links you to all major cities
in Kerala and India with numerous trains plying this route daily.
From Cochin, you could also take a south bound train via the Alleppey
route
( enjoy picturesque scenery as the route flanks the backwaters and
the sea on its way). Alight at Chertala for a short 14 Km ride to
Kumarakom.
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On a boat
to lake country
If you have arrived at Trivandrum International Airport, come to
Quilon by road or rail (takes just about one hour). From there,
you can take the regular ferry service to Alleppey - a long and
delightful ride on Kerala's backwaters. From Alleppey, it's just
a short ride to Kumarakom.
If you have
arrived at Cochin International Airport, perhaps you might prefer
a ride through the backwaters to Alleppey. There are many boats
services offered at Cochin.
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Climate
Kumarakom, located on the Southern coast of India enjoys a well-balanced
tropical climate. Nature has composed its magic to perfection here. A
million verdant coconut palms lining the rivers lean to examine its reflections
on the glassy rivers. Everywhere, nature is at its best. Blooming forth
in perfumes of flowers. In the riot of colours of multi-hued birds. In
the fresh, succulent and bountiful freshwater fishes
The local spring season
emerges from August and coincides with the harvest festival of Onam.
The lowest and highest
temperatures recorded are 16.10 C and 37.80 C. There is always a cool,
fresh breeze, which makes even the warmest weather readily agreeable.
The South West monsoon is from early June to early August. However, slight
drizzles persist till early November. Average rainfall is 1100 mm per
year. The peak tourist season is from November to March.
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