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Introduction:
Located near Pathanamthitta, a small town called Aranmula is famous for its boat races and metal mirrors. Take a Tour to Aranmula to taste the traditional rustic flavors of Kerala. Located on the banks of River Pamba, this is a famous backwater destination. Take a tour to Aranmula during March to August and be a part of this festival.
Kerala is famous for the boat race. Aranmula is also known for its boat races. It lights up during the festivals when the long boat races are organized through the stretch of backwaters. The city of Aranmula is also famous for its mirrors which are called Aranmula Kannadi. The art of making it is a secret which lies only with family of artisans who have been making it from the 15th century.
Aranmula is also famous for Parthasarathy Temple. The Parthasarathy Temple does not allow non-Hindus.
How to Reach:
Nearest Airport to Aranmula: Trivandrum Airport is 92km away from Aranmula.
Nearest Railway Station: Chengannur Railway Station which is 25 km away.
Tourist Attractions:
Parthasarathy Temple:
The Parthasarathy Temple of Aranmula only allows the people belonging to the Hindu religion. Legends say that Lord Krishna had once visited the place. The annual commemoration of the installation of the deity falls during Onam during which day the Boat Races are organized.
Snake Boat Race or Vallam Kali:
Vallam Kali is the name of the long boat races that takes place in Kerala. Onam is the time when these long boat races take place in the waters of the Pamba River. The Aranmula Boat Races reflect the tradition and culture of Kerala. The special boats made for this race are called snake boats which have around 100 boatmen who row the boats amidst great enthusiasm.
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