Aluva Manappuram kshethram Ground aaluv mnnppurrN ksseetrN gr+nntt - Hindu temple in Aluva - Ernakulam, India

Cleanliness is a major point there to put an awareness to the authorities there. Otherwise the place is very much nice to relax and spend a good time with our loved once

Amazing and must visit place in Ernakulam. Had been to temple in the morning. athe view and the ambiance was amazing. It gives a fresh feel. Travelling by own vehicle will be very convenient. Road was little confusing despite of using map, but people were helpful. The bridge and the view of temple is very good. Temple is usually crowded.

It is one of the most famous Shiva temple in Kerala. It has a peaceful environment and is situated near the bus route. You have to go through the bridge to get here. It is a really good place for visit.

Aluva Mahadeva Temple is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, and situated on the bank of the Periyar River at Aluva manappuram in suburban Kochi. The presiding deity of the temple is Lord Shiva, located in main Sanctum Sanctorum, facing east. According to folklore, sage Parashurama has installed the idol. A trade fair and an amusement park too have been arranged in the area. A temporary footbridge having a length of 80 m and width of 12 m has been built across the Periyar from the Kalady side to enable devotees to walk to the Manappuram. Rajeev said the bridge has been constructed using tree stumps, areca nut trunks, iron pipes and aluminium sheets. The district administration said that a ferry service will be operating from Manelikadavu at Thannipuzha on the opposite bank of the Manappuram. On Saturday, a cultural meeting will begin at 8 pm and various performances will be on till the next day. Arrangements have been made to handle the huge rush of devotees and for this 1,200 police personnel have been deployed. Two vehicles of the Fire and Rescue Services will be deployed along with scuba divers. Temporary labs have been set up to test food samples. KSRTC has announced 120 additional services to Manappuram. They include long as well as short-distance services. Buses to the Thrissur side will start from the Manappuram stand and those to Perumbavoor and Muvattupuzha from Gandhi Square. KSRTC services to Cherthala will start from the private bus stand. Squads under the Regional Transport Officer will function to check overcharging by taxis on Saturday and Sunday. KSEB too has taken steps to ensure uninterrupted power supply. Railways too has taken steps to ensure that devotees have a hassle-free travel experience. An additional temporary stoppage will be provided for 06461 Shoranur Junction - Thrissur Unreserved Express at Nellayi, Divine Nagar, Koratti Angadi and Chowara. The earlier notified time of Train No. 16609 Thrissur - Kannur Daily Unreserved Express between Aluva and Thrissur will be revised and additional stoppage provided at Chowara, Koratti Angadi, Divine Nagar, Nellayi, Mullurkara and Vallathol Nagar for the convenience of passengers during Maha Shivaratri festival at Aluva. Train No. 16325 Nilambur Road - Kottayam Daily Express leaving Nilambur Road on February 18 will have additional stops at Mullurkara, Ollur, Nellayi and Koratti Angadi as notified earlier. Meanwhile, district collector Renu Raj urged all devotees to cooperate with the authorities so that rituals can be completed without any law and order problems or accidents.

Wow amazing experience Clean Good vibes Full entertainment

Pure vibe Monsoon seasons are the best

We visited during sivarathri time.During the period there is so many stalls , exhibitions and adventure rides etc...Will be there.

Land mark of Aluva. A humble yet legendary temple on the banks of mighty Periyar River. March - April the ground (Manappuram) hosts huge Mela. Every year the whole region will get flooded fully during the Southwest monsoon.