Nestled in the mangrove woods surrounding the vembanad Lake iNKumarakom, Waterscapes offers you a holiday experience that is Kerala's very own. Come, wake up to the chirrup of the Kumarakom bird sanctury. And when night falls, retire to your cosy, thatched cottages rising on stilts, eight feet above the ground

Kumarakom is on the eastern shores of the Vembanad Backwater, sixteen kilometers from Kottayam, the Town of Letters, Latex and Leisure. Incidentally, Kumarakom and Kottayam are immortalized by Arundhati Roy, in her Booker Prize winning “God of Small Things”.Panoramic stretches of backwater inviting the visitor for a ride in the Kettuvallom Houseboats, lush green paddy fields in the land retrieved from backwater years ago, a full-fledged bird-sanctuary, and fully literate local people-all these make Kumarakom a big draw among tourists both foreign and domestic.It takes just two - and-a-half hours by road from Kochi (Cochin) and Nedumbaserry, the nearest airport, to reach here.The nearest Railway Station is Kottayam.  Waterscapes, the backwater resort of KTDC has 40 ethn ic-style cottages with all modern facilities, builtabove ground on posts, each on an independent island and surrounded by canals. 

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