Kayamkulam Lake once stood inglorious on the sands of the Alappuzha district till the authorities decided to separate the lake from the Arabian Sea. Thus, now Kayamkulam Lake remains as a natural lagoon in between Panmana and Karthikapally, separated by a bar. Now the banks are in the construction of a fishing harbour. The lagoon is rich in different varieties of fish. Birds too inhibit the surrounding areas of the lagoon. So a trip to Kayamkulam Lake is a pleasant experience for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Fishing, racing, and other fun activities are possible on the banks of Kayamkulam Lake or Kayamkulam Kayal making it a perfect fishing ground to be enjoyed in your leisure time. Apart from fishing and bird watching, Kayamkulam Lake offers different adventure zones such as cycling tracks, recreational rooms, majestic cuisines in the floating restaurants on the lake, houseboat jetty services, a Tsunami Museum, etc. Thus, almost everything offered by other spots is possible in Kayamkulam. A famous boat race is conducted in the name of the Kayamkulam boat race attracts many locals and tourists to the spot. Visit Kayamkulam Lake to enjoy ceaseless waves moving in rhythm and splashing over the banks in accordance with the cool wind.
Kayamkulam Kochunni
Kayamkulam Kochunni was a legendary Robin Hood-like figure in Kerala, India. Born in the 19th century, he was known for his daring acts of robbing the rich to help the poor. His exploits in the Kayamkulam region earned him widespread fame and a place in local folklore. Despite his criminal activities, Kochunni is remembered as a hero who fought against social injustice. His life has inspired numerous stories, books, and movies, making him an enduring icon in Kerala’s cultural history.
