Located near Varappuzha in Ernakulam district, Kadamakudy is a place waiting to be visited. Consisting of a cluster of 14 islands, this unique region offers a rich array of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
The main island, Big Kadmakudi, acts as the anchor of this group of islands, each with its own charm. The islands are Murikal, Paliyam Thurut, Pyala, Cheriya Katamakudi, Pulikalpuram, Moolampilly, Pudusherry, Chariyam Thurut, Chennur, Kothadu, Korambatam, Kandanad and Karikad Thurut.
Known for its beautiful scenery, Kadamakudy is a photographer’s paradise. Lush fields, meandering streams, ancient temples, sacred trees (kavas), tranquil ponds, close-knit communities, quiet reading houses, holy shrines and charming country lanes are found here.
Legend has it that Kadamakudy is one of the islands formed during the historic floods that shaped the Kochi estuary. Surrounded by water, islanders rely on boats, canoes and traditional ships to connect with the outside world.
Kadmakkudi is the perfect answer for those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. It offers a tranquil haven where one can immerse oneself in the rustic beauty of the countryside and reconnect with nature.
How to get there:
To reach Kadamakudy from Edappally, one has to cross the Varapuzha bridge and go to Jankar. Kadmakudi invites travelers to step into a world of natural wonder and cultural richness. Whether you are a photographer, a seeker of tranquility, or a person eager to enjoy life in a peaceful coastal village, Kadmakkudy offers an authentic and charming getaway in the heart of Kerala’s backwaters.
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