More than a Sunset: The Living Heart of Kadamakkudy
Beyond the scenic views lies a delicate, interconnected world. Kadamakkudy isn’t just a destination; it’s a heritage ecosystem where the Periyar River meets the sea, and where ancient Pokkali farming thrives alongside traditional aquaculture.
From the rustle of mangrove islands to the seasonal arrival of migratory birds, every element is a link in a chain we must protect.
Join us in practicing Responsible Tourism:
- Leave only footprints; take only memories.
- Respect the silence of the wetlands.
- Support the local farming community.
- Supporting this site to build awareness on the need for sustainability
Blogger
Welcome to my blog on Kadamakkudy Islands. I am Abrachan (Aby), a native blogger of Kadamakkudy. This blog is my answer to the most frequently asked question ‘What is there to see and experience at Kadamakkudy Islands?’. Hope you will enoy it. You can reach me by whatsapp and phone at +91 9895372115, 8129118111
Some of my clicks
Back to Kadamakkudy Islands…
Kadamakkudy also spelt as Kadamakudy comprises of fourteen tiny islets situated in the Ernakulam district of Kerala state of India. The nearest airport is the Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) and the nearest railway stations are Ernakulam town also known as Ernakulam North railway station. Ernakulam Junction also known as the Ernakulam South railway station is also equally close. This area is blessed with its natural beauty provided by vast fields which is used for pokkali paddy cultivation for six months and for growing prawns for the remaining six months. According to e-bird, more than 215 species of birds are sighted in this region. The surrounding mangrove forests and wet lands provide shelter to them.