Alappuzha Light House (also known as the Alleppey Lighthouse) is a historic coastal landmark in Alappuzha, Kerala, first commissioned in 1862 during the Travancore era to guide ships on the Arabian Sea. Standing about 28–30 meters tall, the cylindrical tower with red and white bands offers panoramic views of the sea, nearby backwaters, and Alappuzha town from its viewing gallery.