Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Temple

Located in Alapuzha, Ambalapuzha temple is a Hindu temple where Lord Krishna is the presiding deity, and the idol that has been established here is worshipped in the form of Parthasarthi by the believers. This ancient temple was constructed in 17th century AD by Chembakasserry Pooradam Thirunal-Devanarayanan Thampuran. The temple has a colourful architecture, and the structure stands beside a small pond. Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna temple attracts a large number of followers everyday due to its religious significance and the mythology associated with it. Rice and milk, also known as Payasam locally, is the major offering made by the followers to the idol. Devotees can also opt for Ambalapuzha Temple pal payasam booking and reserve the payasam on their name by sending money order. Two major festivals that are celebrated at Ambalapuzha Temple are Chambakulam Moolam water festival and Aaraattu festival. Cultural dances are performed during the festivals, and the ambiance of pure ecstasy and enjoyment engulf the temple.