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★Enjoy the sunrise at Kadamakudy – Must reach Kadamakudy before 6:30 am for enjoying the sunrise.
★Cycle, walk around through the paddy fields / Chemmeen kettu – Try to finish it before 10 am during summer.
★Experience the toddy shop – Opens by 11 am. There are two toddy shops. One on the main road and the other is near the Kadamakudy junction (near temple), which is considered as the better one.
★Buy fish, crab, prawns from the local fishermen, Chinese fishing nets or from the local market, and get it cooked in Kerala style. Have it for lunch.
★Take the ferry services to the nearby islands
★Do fishing
★Do bird watching and bird photography. Kadamakkudy has more than 70 species of birds. Do not dress in bright colors. Carry a cap and drinking water. Walk through the narrow mud roads connecting to the main rod quietly and you will see them.
★Laze around the banks of Veeranpuzha (river)
★Enjoy the sunset at Kadamakudy. Sunsets are beautiful at Kadamakkudy especially between the months of October and April. The best time is between 5:30 pm and 7 pm Very often.
★ Kadamakkudy is very beautiful immediately after the sunset. So, do not rush back as soon as the sun sets.

★If you are a non-vegetarian, then enjoy the beef with kappa (tapioca) at the S.K. Hotel, a tiny one, on the banks of river periyar.
★Experience toddy and shappu curry at the Kadamakkudy toddy shop (kallu shop)
★Have kallummakai fry at the kadamakkudy toddy shop
★Enjoy Kayaking at Kadamakudy Islands
★Another option for great local cuisine is the Periyar hotel.
★The nearest town is Chettibhagam (Varapuzha) which is approximately three kilometers before reaching Kadamakkudy.
★ Hence, one must be well prepared before coming to Kadamakkudi. In my view, this raw nature of Kadamakkudy is it’s beauty as well. One can be away from the busy world, at least for a while.