Water Temple of KeralaImage Credit Source: Dheeraj_Padekallu
A large number of tourists arrive to visit Kerala. The reason behind this is that from the hills of Munnar to Alleppi’s backwatters, Thekkadi’s wildlife, Kochi’s history, Beach of Workla, and the greenery of Wayanad work a fresh kick in the greenery life. In the monsoon, the shade of greenery is shattered here, which increases the beauty of Kerala even more. Many people also arrive for Kerala spiritual journey. Although most people know about Padmanabhaswamy and some big temples, have you seen the water temples of Kerala. In the monsoon, a wonderful confluence of spiritual and natural beauty is seen here.
Kerala is also known as “Gods on Country”. The huge temple here and the wonderful atmosphere is created by greenery. If you want to feel cultural prosperity and spiritual relaxation along with natural beauty, then Kerala must come and explore water temples in the monsoon. Which seems absolutely magical in the monsoon. Let’s know about it and how can you reach here.
Specialty of Water Temple
Water Temple or Jal Temple of Kerala is not just a religious place but also a beautiful confluence of nature and culture. When the rain drops fall on the roof of this temple, the water level around the temple increases. During this time, if you come here, then there will be no less exclusion than reaching heaven. If you plan to visit Kerala during the monsoon, then definitely add water temples in your bucket list. This temple is a shocking structure of architecture.
Water Temple is here in Kerala
The most special thing about this water temples of Kerala is that this temple is surrounded by water around and water is seen in the premises. It is difficult to describe the beauty of the greenery environment here. Please tell that it is called Neerputhoor Mahadev Temple. It is located in Puthur village of Malappuram district of Kerala. It is best to visit here from June to September. The most important thing is that this water comes from natural sources and people believe that it has medicinal properties.
How to reach Neerputhoor Mahadev Temple
Kerala is connected to all major places, so you can come here by train, road or air as per your convenience. Tirur railway station falls closest to the temple, but its distance is 60 km. Perynthritalamanna bus can land on the deepo which falls about 25 kilometers from the temple, then can take local vehicles from here.