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Pamba River is the third longest river in the South Indian state of Kerala and the longest river in the erstwhile princely state of Travancore. Sabarimala temple dedicated to lord Ayyappa is located on the banks of the river Pamba

Pamba is the main halting point while visiting the Sabrimala. The beautiful place gets its name from the Pamba River.

Known as a favorite picnic spot, the Pamba is also called Thriveni Sangam as it is the meeting point of three rivers. The Sabrimala Temple is located on the banks of River Pamba.

Tourist Attractions:

Sabrimala Temple:
This shrine of Lord Ayappa located in Pamba is considered to be one of the important pilgrimage centers of India. This shrine is considered to be holy amongst the devotees who overcome this hilly terrain to reach Sabrimala.

Pandalam:
Lord Ayappa reincarnated in human form as the son of Raja Pandalam and he was the one who created this temple in his name. This is known as Pandalam and the people drop in here before visiting the Sabrimala Temple.

Peruthenaruvi Waterfalls:
Cascading from a height of 60- 110 feet these waterfalls are a must watch for the tourists.

Aranmulla:
Aranmulla is a little temple town in Pamba which is famous for the mirrors and also its boat race. The boat race can be seen in this little temple town of Kerala.

Maramon Convention:
Atttended by Christians from all over the world, the Maramon Convention is attended by Christians from all over the world. On the banks of River Pamba, this is one of the largest Christian gathering in Pamba.

Getting There

Nearest Airport : Cochin Airport is 145km away from Pamba.

Nearest Railway Station: Thiruvalla Railway Station which is 30 km away.

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