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Pathanamthitta Holiday Packages

Pathanamthitta 

Pathanamthitta is a town rooted in spirituality and mysticism in southern Kerala. It is renowned as the headquarters of pilgrimage in Kerala, as Sabarimala is located in the Pathanamthitta district, blessed with many ancient temples. With pristine rivers, lofty mountain ranges, and lush coconut groves, it is a land of untouched beauty. The area is divided into a fascinating topography of mountains, midlands, and lowlands, formed by the city's three rivers.

The town of Pathanamthitta is also distinguished by this place's unique culture as well as the art of metal mirrors, i.e. Aranmula Kannadi, handcrafted with poise and intricacy. In the heritage village of Vassthu Vidya Gurukulam, the town also performs the art of vidya in its purest form. This bewitching city promise of an experience you never dreamed of is bounded by captivating views at every move.

Perunthenaruvi Waterfall : On the banks of the River Pamba, a natural waterfall with captivating surroundings is located. The fall, which pours down on a rocky bed, is 60 to 100 ft deep. The place is a favorite picnic spot for locals and visitors alike.

Gavi : Gavi is a small village tucked between tea estates and woods that are vast and thick. The place is a remarkable project in itself a model of an eco-tourism site that brings its spellbinding abundance of flora and fauna to the world. Gavi is situated some 14 km away from the famous Periyar Tiger Reserve and quite literally, is heaven on Earth. This ambitious Kerala Forest Eco-tourism project. In front of a beautiful lake, the eco-tourist lodge at the village is conveniently located, offering fantastic views of a lake and the adjoining forest. Trekking, hiking, canoeing, and other sports can be enjoyed or you can simply sit back near the lake and be blown away by the beauty of the area.

Pathanamthitta Tourist attractions

Thriveni Sangamam : The devotees stop here to take a bath to wash away their sins in the holy water. There are also millions of tourists here to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the area. The Ganges, the Pamba River water, will purify the evil and raise the curse, which is why it is considered to be lucky for all the pilgrims before and after trekking the Sabarimala to take a dip in the river. Triveni Sangam is a beautiful place visited every year by thousands of devotees, not only to sanctify themselves in the holy water but also to enjoy the scenic beauty of the place with the natural world.

Aranmula : Aranmula is a place mainly known on the final day of the Onam Festival for its expert craftsmanship and snake boat race. The most renowned metal mirror art of Aranmula Kannadi has its origins here.

Moor Smarakam : Moor Smarakam is devoted (1869-1931) to Muloor S. Padmanabha Panicker. During the pre-independent period, he was a renowned Kerala poet and a social reformer. Moor Smarakam, the shrine to Muloor S. Padmanabha Panicker, is situated in Elavumthitta, a small village 12 km away from the town of Pathanamthitta. The home of this renowned poet and social reformer has been turned into a monument known as Muloor Smarakam.


Triveni Sangamam : On the way to Sabrimala lies Triveni Sangamam. The devotees stop here to take a dip in it for salvation on their way to the famous Ayappa temple at Sabrimala. It can therefore be referred to as the key stopping place when visiting Sabrimala. Triveni Sangamam means three rivers' meeting place. This is where the Holy Pamba River enters the basin of the Manimala River in the north and the basin of the Achankovil River in the south.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Pathanamthitta Sightseeing Day 2 - Pathanamthitta Sightseeing