Sabarimala Temple: Best Pilgrimage

   If you call the Sabarimala temple as the best place of pilgrimage, there will probably be no exaggeration. Yes, the Sabarimala Temple of South India is also one of the most wealthy religious places in the country..

 Sabarimala Temple located in the Periyar Tiger Reserve of Kerala is considered as a big pilgrimage of the Hindus. This temple is situated at a height of about 1000 meters above sea level. This center of faith, faith and trust is located in the district of Kerala in Pathnathita.  

   Experts believe that the Sabarimala temple is a very rich link between Shaiva and Vaishnava. In Malayalam, Shabarimala is literally meaning mountain. Shabarimala temple is virtually devoted to Lord Ayyappa.

   According to experts, the baby shasta is mentioned in the Asur Kand of Ashtam Wand and Skand Purana. Lord Ayyappa is considered to be the incarnation of the baby Shasta. Lord Ayyappa is also called Lord Ayyappan.  

  The saying is that Shishu Shasta was born from Mohini Vesadhari Vishnu and Shiva. This temple of Ayyappan is also known as Sabarimala Poonkavan. Particularly this Sabarimala temple exists at the summit of the Sahyadri mountain range. 

  Though this pilgrimage of Hindus is situated in the middle of 18 hills. This shrine is also known as Srimadhamshi Temple. It is believed that Lord Parshuram established this statue of Sabarimala for Ayyappan Pooja.

   However, this place is added to the Ramayana period also with Sabari. The Sabarimala temple is also considered a symbol of harmony and harmony. Apart from Ayyappan in Sabarimala temple, there are many other gods and goddesses including Amma, Ganesh, Nagaraja,  

   Experts believe that more than 100 million devotees come every year to visit Sabarimala. The Sabarimala Temple, situated between the beautiful and picturesque mountain ranges, is also a very good tourist destination as it is a religious place. The architecture of Sabarimala temple is also very beautiful and breathtaking.  

  Specially that there is a strange feeling of peace here. Lord Ayyappan's ghee is anointed in the period of celebration. From the chanting the mountain ranges follow. A long series of furnished elephants look beautiful here. On this occasion Arvana Prasad is distributed. Particularly that the first 5 days of the Malayalam month open for the cupboard of the temple. 

  The method of philosophy of Lord Ayyappan is the law. According to this law, only a devotee can visit Ayyappan. There is no bond of religion in philosophy. Sabarimala temple is considered to be the second largest pilgrimage in the world. Lord Ayyappan was Brahmachari. 

   It is believed that some devotees keep fast by holding garlands of basil or rudraksha. Also, if you come to see a bowl of nayadya, its desire will be fulfilled. The system of Sabarimala Temple operates the Travancore Devswam Board. Pampa is about 175 kilometers from the capital Thiruvananthapuram. The Sahyadri mountain range starts from West Ghat, about five kilometers away from Pampa.

  The Sabarimala Temple is located on this mountain range only. There is also a system of relaxation of devotees coming from abroad to the Sabarimala temple area. If the devotee wants to stay for a few days in Sabarimala, then there is arrangement in Pampa and Sanyhanam. For this, the board should consult.

   All necessary resources are available for the visit of Sabarimala Temple. The nearest airport is in Thiruvananthapuram. Distance from Thiruvananthapuram to Sabarimala temple is about 92 km. Thiruvananthapuram railway junction is also there. Although the nearest railway station is Kochi and Kottayam. Visitors and pilgrims can also visit Sabarimala temple through the road.
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