Ambalappuzha Krishna Temple
Nestled in the serene backwaters of Alappuzha (Alleppey), the Ambalappuzha Sree Krishna Temple is one of Kerala’s most revered temples. Dedicated to Lord Krishna (Unnikannan – the child form), this temple is famous for its legendary Palpayasam (milk porridge), rich history, and stunning architecture.
Why Visit Ambalappuzha Krishna Temple?
- Sacred Palpayasam – The temple’s milk offering with sweetness is supposed to be that of Lord Krishna’s favorite.
- Legend of Lord Krishna & the Chess Game – Myth is that the lord here is connected with a fabled game of chess between a king and Lord Krishna.
- Wonderful Kerala Temple Architecture – Wood carvings in a traditional style, paintings, and a peaceful pond give it character.
- Spiritual & Cultural Center – The temple is home to colorful festivals such as Chandanakudam and Pallivetta.
- Ambalappuzha Krishna Temple Wikipedia
Distance from Bangalore & How to Reach
- By Road: ~550 km (approximately 10-11 hours) via NH44 & NH66.
- By Train: Nearest major railway station is Alappuzha (14 km from here). Trains such as Bangalore-Alappuzha Express are available.
- By Air: Nearest airport is Cochin International Airport (85 km from here), and then a 2-hour drive.
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Nearby Attractions
- Alappuzha Backwaters (14 km) – Renowned for houseboat cruises.
- Krishnapuram Palace (26 km) – Historical palace with exquisite murals.
- Marari Beach (20 km) – Peaceful beach resort.
- Karumadikuttan Temple (15 km) – Old Buddha statue temple.
- Pathiramanal Island (20 km by boat) – Picturesque island in Vembanad Lake.
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