Kumarakom

Village of Kumarakom is a cluster of small islands in the Vembanad Lake in Kerala, India. Geographically it is located 9.35 north and 76.26 east. Kumarakom soil is extremely fertile due to its proximity to the water source, this has led to the growth of a wide range of flora in Kumarakom, including mangroves and coconut palms. Vembanad Lake is home to many varieties of marine life exclusively "with built-Kari '(Pearl Spotted Fish)," Chemeen "(shrimp), and" Konju "(shrimp).

                    Sailing on a boat, the smell of this little town Dozy chutney. Kumarakom is located on the shores of Lake Vembanad nice, which is a part of Kuttanad, 12 km west of Kottayam town. Beauty of the place lured an English husband, Henry Baker, who has selected Kumarakom as his residence and built a bungalow with a beautiful garden, to acquire 104 acres of land from the then Maharaja of Travancore. This beautiful bungalow has been changed to 'Vivanta by Taj -. Kumarakom, "a hotel with modern housing, but retained the old traditional Kuttanad, the" Wonderland "is believed to have been below the level of the sea, blown marshes when the sea retreated later . As a testament to this fact, one can see large deposits of shells in the lakes here that are usually found in the sea is composed of several islands in the backwaters and waterways that connect the islands with enough processing panorama for visitors.