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Pallathuruthy

Pallathuruthy is a backwater settlement close to Alappuzha town and an established point in the district’s houseboat and inland-water tourism network. Kerala Tourism places Pallathuruthy on the Changanacherry route, about 3.5 km from Kalarcode. Canals, boats and Kuttanad-style waterside scenery make it a practical place to experience the transition from urban Alappuzha into the quieter backwater countryside.

DistrictAlappuzha
PIN Code688011
Place NamePallathuruthy
Place TypeBackwater
LocalityPallathuruthy
TalukAmbalappuzha

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About Pallathuruthy

Pallathuruthy lies just outside the main Alappuzha urban area on the route towards Changanacherry and the Kuttanad interior. Kerala Tourism’s location directory places it about 3.5 km from Kalarcode, and tourism-development records have included Pallathuruthy among sites associated with houseboat-terminal infrastructure. That makes the settlement relevant both as a working waterside community and as part of Alappuzha’s visitor transport network.

The scenery is characterised by canals, moored boats, bridges, low-lying land and the gradual shift towards the paddy-and-water landscape of Kuttanad. Visitors may encounter houseboat operations, but should book only through legitimate providers and avoid assuming that every jetty or boat is open for public use. Pallathuruthy works well as a short backwater stop or as the starting context for a longer cruise, particularly for travellers who want to see how tourism and everyday water transport overlap near Alappuzha.

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Pallathuruthy is a backwater settlement near Alappuzha town, located on the Changanacherry route and closely connected with houseboat activity, canals and the gateway landscape towards Kuttanad.

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Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-08-10

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  • Follow staff instructions, warning signs, marked paths and safety barriers. Keep children supervised.

  • Avoid restricted, slippery, flooded or poorly lit areas, and never cross a closed access point.

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