Kumbalangy :: Homestay

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Home stay provides the traveller the highs and lows of Kerala at incredibly low prices. Kumbalangy is surrounded by backwaters. A ring of Chinese fishing nets literally encircle the island –village bearing witness to the rich aquatic life. An array of mangroves separate land from water providing a breeding ground for prawns, crabs, oysters and small fishes. The village which is 16 Sq.Km .in area is home to fishermen, farmers, labourers, toddy tappers and coir spinners all alike.

Kumbalanghi is declared as the first model fisheries and tourism village of India which has its own tradition and culture. Kumbalanghi village visit package make your soul transpire through your gleaming eyes and tour the country and bring the wealth of tranquility in to your mind. At the end you will know that the nature cares for you.

Kumbalanghi Packages 1

Price : 1650 INRS / 35 $ (Per Person)

Time	4 hours
9.00 am	Arrival at Kumbalanghi island and receiving with tender coconut
9.10 am	Boat riding in the big country boat (provided with chairs and caps)
9.50 am	Visit Crab farm
10.15 am	Watching coir yarn making
10.30 am	Watching coconut leaves weaving
10.45 am	Visiting the agriculture farm (about 12 acres) and see different type of plantations (coconut, betel nuts, pepper, jack fruit, nut meg, anthurium, orchids, vanilla etc.), water harvesting ponds and biogas plants.
11.15 am	Watching Chinese fishing nets
11.45 am	Lunch at the backwater front hall
01.00 pm	Departure

Menu for Lunch
Big Prawns, Fish (Pomphret / Sear fish), Appam, Rice, Vegetables, Dessert

HOMESTAY

For A\C Double Room in Homestay with Breakfast 2400 INRS

For Non A\C Double Room in Homestay with Break fast 1800 INRS

We Arranges Only Lunch / Dinner as per your Order

Karimeen Pollichathu, Prowns Fry & Fish Curry Meals 450 INRS

Note: Please give order 1 Day before Ph: +91 98479 31669

Activities

• Boating on the backwaters in a country boat & fishing with the local fishermen.

• Cycling through the surrounding countryside.

• Visit the Chinese fishing nets (maybe try your hand also at fishing along with the local fisher men).

• Watch the toddy-tappers at work (maybe try out the toddy).

• Visit the nearby coir making facility at the village.

• Learn about crab farming and prawns farming.

• Birding.

• Visit the 350 year old Nalukettu house( ancient Keralan architectural style) where a traditional Kerala Hindu family resides and visit the kavu (sacred grove) with its snake god .

• Hand-made cloth weaving using the traditional 'Charka'.

• Keralan Cuisine Cooking programmes conducted on special request .