Plot near Haripad thaluk headquarters
Just 50 meters away from Haripad thaluk headquarters. Contact Mr. Prasad - 9447265094.
Pallipad
One of the beautiful villages in Haripad, Pallippad is famous for its communal harmony, and people from all community lived together in a communally amiable atmosphere. All major communities have established their worshipping places in the village, and they coexist side by side. The major worshipping places are St. George Orthodox Church, also known as Perkattu Pally, St. Thomas Marthoma Church, Anjilimoodu... Read more »
Thaipooyam
"Thaipooya Mahotsavam" the one-day festival dedicated to Lord Subramanya, the eldest son of Lord Siva and Goddess Parvathi, is celebrated in most temples in Kerala. Thaipooyam is celebrated with much pomp and festivity in the Sree Subramanya Temple , Haripad. On the day of the festival, hundreds of devotees carry Kavadies or wooden arches richly decorated with peacock feathers, tapestry or artificial... Read more »
Subrahmanya Swamy Temple
This is the oldest and most important of all Subrahmanya temples in Kerala. One of the most prestigious centres of pilgrimage in South India. And an evidence of the excellence of Southern architecture. Subrahmanya Swamy temple is situated at haripad. The image of the deity with four arms is also the biggest of the kind. It is believed to have been originally worshipped by Parashurama.In 1921 A.D a... Read more »
Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple
Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple is a very ancient and internationally-known centre of pilgrimage for the devotees of serpent gods. One of the rarest temples in the world where serpent deities are worshipped, particularly by woman priests. A fine example of eco-friendly existence. The Mannarashala temple is located about three kilometers to the south-east of the bus station in N.H.47 at Haripad, in... Read more »
Payippad Boat Race
An occasion to witness Haripad's unparalleled sense of unity. The boat race utilizes the abundance of water bodies with which Haripad is blessed. Payipad lake is around 35 kms away from Alapuzha. The Onam festival is celebrated here with a boat race which is conducted on the 3rd day of Onam. I was unable to see the final race itself, but, I saw practice runs of the same. The boats vary from 100 feet... Read more »
