Alappuzha, with a focus on the community’s close relationship with the surrounding waterbodies and its socio-cultural aspects. The study explored how the village's livelihood, largely dependent on agriculture and fishing, was shaped by its proximity to the Pamba River and extensive canal systems. Students analyzed the unique spatial organization, traditional architectural styles, and the influence of water on daily life and settlement patterns. Additionally, the study examined the rich socio-cultural traditions of Kavalam, including festivals, local customs, and the role of water in shaping its identity. This study provided insights into the intricate balance between natural resources and human habitation in Kerala's rural landscape