River cruises & houseboat
Slow cruises on the Muvattupuzha and out to Vembanad Lake, or overnight in a traditional kettuvallam.
Vadakara · Kottayam · Kerala
Affordable luxury on the banks of the Muvattupuzha — swaying palms, still water and nothing to rush for.
Nature without boundaries
Silent River Resort & Spa sits at Vadakara on the banks of the picturesque Muvattupuzha River, six kilometres from Thalayolaparambu in Kottayam district. It is well connected by boat to the backwaters of Vembanad Lake.
Swaying coconut trees, lush green vegetation and a winding river combine into a tranquil ambience — the ideal remote escape for a quiet holiday in spectacular natural surroundings.
Rooms & cottages
Pure white walls, colourful cushions and large windows onto the palms. Choose from rooms and private villas to suit your budget — call us to find the best fit.





Facilities & experiences
Slow cruises on the Muvattupuzha and out to Vembanad Lake, or overnight in a traditional kettuvallam.
Pedal and rowing boats, kayaks, motor-boat rides and jet skis for the energetic.
Rejuvenating massages and a walk among medicinal plants, at affordable rates.
Multi-cuisine kitchen serving Kerala favourites — fish curry meals included in day packages.
A calm hall for morning practice with the river just outside.
Swim, fish from the bank, or wander the marshy paths past pokkali paddy and fish farms.
Space for workshops, seminars and small gatherings by the river.
Kathakali and folk-dance workshops on request, plus homestay-style village experiences nearby.
Also on offer: table tennis, Cochin sightseeing and responsible-tourism village stays in nearby homes.
Travel packages
Your imagination is the only boundary. Every package can be customised — call for rates.
Already have a plan? Personalise it. Choose from our facilities and amenities and spend your time with the people you love exactly how you like.
What's nearby
Sufi shrine of Sheikh Fariduddin, famed for its January Kodikuthu festival and the Chandanakkudam procession that people of every faith join.
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13 kmAncient Shiva temple with a rare oval sanctum, best known for the twelve-day Vaikathashtami festival each November–December.
Learn more →Traditional maternal home of Adi Sankara in Veliyanad, now Adi Sankara Nilayam, run by the Chinmaya International Foundation.
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14 kmHistoric church dating to 1225, celebrated for its murals and carved sculptures.
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17 kmMuch-visited Devi temple where the goddess is worshipped as Saraswathi, Lakshmi and Durga through the day.
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22 kmKerala's first heritage museum, set in a 19th-century Kochi royal palace with crowns, paintings, manuscripts and a deer park.
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30 kmBackwater village on Vembanad Lake with a bird sanctuary, kettuvallam houseboats and lakeside toddy-shop meals.
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31 kmLarge amusement park near Kochi with land and water rides — an easy day out for families.
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32 kmCenturies-old church known for its carved stonework and murals, and for the legends of Kadamattathu Kathanar, the “magician priest”.
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33 kmMuseum at Edappally that tells the story of Kerala from its earliest days through exhibits and sculpted scenes.
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37 kmHistoric seafront quarter of Portuguese, Dutch and British heritage, home to the Chinese fishing nets and St. Francis Church.
Learn more →Large shopping and entertainment mall — handy for supplies or a rainy-day outing.
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38 kmBuilt in 1568 and still in worship, with hand-painted blue Chinese floor tiles and a clock tower.
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43 kmBharananganam shrine where St. Alphonsa, canonised in 2008, is entombed; pilgrims gather for her feast in July.
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64 kmCalm, palm-lined beach on Vypeen Island, good for swimming and for spotting dolphins offshore.
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97 kmKerala's largest waterfall, often called the Niagara of India, at its fullest in the monsoon.
Learn more →Nearby-attraction photos from Wikimedia Commons: Hill Palace – Gokulvarmank (CC BY 3.0); Fort Kochi – Vyacheslav Argenberg (CC BY 4.0); Mattancherry Synagogue – jeem (CC BY 2.5); Kumarakom – Jigyasu (CC BY-SA 4.0); Wonderla – Sankar 1995 (CC BY-SA 4.0); Kerala History Museum – Rangan Datta Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0); Cherai Beach – Jan J George (CC BY-SA 4.0); Athirappally – Jan Joseph George (CC BY-SA 4.0); Vaikom Temple – Hari Vaikom (CC BY-SA 4.0); Chottanikkara – Roney Maxwell (CC BY 2.0); Mulanthuruthy – Kokkarani (CC BY-SA 3.0); Kadamattom – Challiyil Eswaramangalath Vipin (CC BY-SA 2.0); Bharananganam – Princebpaul0484 (CC BY-SA 3.0).
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