Pulincunnoo or Pulinkunnoo is an island village in the Kuttanadu region of Alappuzha district in the Indian state of Kerala. The Pampa river in Pulincunnoo is one of the most favored routes of the houseboats tourism operators in Kuttanadu. The village is part of the many islands dotting the famous Kerala Backwaters, a network of lakes, wetlands, and canals crisscrossing through the State. Pulincunno is notable for the annual Rajiv Gandhi Trophy snake boat race held during the months of October–November.
An ideal backwater destination following the way of life characteristic of Travancore Malayalees, the village is mostly best experienced if you are a leisure traveller. Spend one day or several days here, chatting up with locals, visiting the local market, hanging out at the village centre, dipping your feet in the serene river that flows by, bathing in its shallow and safe waters, exploring the churches, temples and cultural sights and sounds. The hi-tech jetty at Kontyada is major tourist attraction. The jetty can be accessed by boat. The jetty became an attraction after newspapers highlighted it.
Pulincunnu is situated midway between Alleppey and Changanacherry, 2 km inward from the gorgeous AC Road. The village can be accessed via a road bridge or by a ferry that transports vehicles and people between the village and the shore connecting to the AC Road. There is also a waterway ferry service run by the KSWTDC which has a jetty near the village square. The village is around 20 km from Alleppey and 15 km from...
Read morePulincunnoo, nestled in the Kuttanadu region of Alappuzha district in Kerala, is a hidden gem that beautifully encapsulates nature's splendor. This small village, graced by the serene Pampa river, offers a picturesque setting perfect for houseboat tourism. The tranquil waters, lush greenery, and charming village atmosphere create a breathtaking landscape that enchants every visitor. Pulincunnoo's natural beauty makes it an amazing destination for those seeking peace and a deep connection...
Read moreA small island located between Alapuzha & Changnaserry off AC road. Very small village that can be accessed through road or ferry. There exist a landmark : a church dedicated to the Holy Mother was built in 1557 CE. The captivating beauty of the serene backwaters and rivers and the swaying coconut palms that adorn the banks adds to the charm of the place. Currently, the church is one of the most famous tourist attractions...
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