Ayyampara Temple — Attraction in Kerala

What a beautiful spot!! O.M.G! Such scenic places are the true hidden gems of Kottayam district! I swear!

We Went here after a few people recommended it to me and it was a sight to see.. wow! The panoramic scenic beauty is an amazing sight and is very cosy! There's a tiny shop on top called " Rock garden cool and coffee bar " and the staff are super friendly, it's well stocked with a lot of snacks and drinks!! We couldn't go inside the temple as it was closed. You can go around and around tiny hidden spots inside the long grass and trees also where you can just sit and enjoy some shade and chat. Never knew about this place till recently! Apparently it's beautiful during sunset as well it seems, we went around 10.30 and it was very calm and not many people were around too.. it felt more like just the three of us.. People, if you are coming to Marmalla, Illickalkallu etc, THIS IS ANOTHER MUST...

Nice place to spend your evening time.Located in Erattupetta-muttom road,in Kottayam district.You can travel to here only by taxi or private vehicle.There is no public transportation available to Ayyanpara.Ayyanpara is at a distance of around 10 km from Erattupetta and at a distance of 48 km from Kottayam city Its great place to visit in morning as you can witness sun rise from here with all the beauty of it.This place is actually at a very high altitude.Ayyanpara is about 2000 feat above the sea level.There are lots of big rocks here.Actually Ayyanpara is a safe place to visit, the big rocks a are safe and there is nothing dangerous here.Ayyanpara is gives you a good experience if you visits here in the early morning.Its not that much famous place,but it's actually a good...

Located on Erattupetta Muttom Road, the Ayyampara hills is a beautiful picnic spot in Kottayam.

According to legends, the five Pandava brothers - epic heroes of the Mahabharatha - stayed near this rock, 2000 ft. above sea level and spread over 20 acres, during their exile. The name of the rock is said to be a modified version of the original term Anchupara (five rocks). However, some say that the name owes its origin to the Ayyappa Temple here. This temple has four pillars which support a flat piece of rock that forms the roof. On one side of the rock is a cave that can accommodate over 15 people.

The sunset vies from Ayyampara hill is beautiful. Above all, the cool mountain breeze does wonders to your mind and body.

Spent evening time and early...