"One of the most peaceful and spiritual places I’ve ever visited. This temple offers a calm and quiet atmosphere that instantly makes you feel relaxed and connected. The surroundings are filled with natural beauty – tall trees, gentle breezes, and birds chirping all around, adding to the serenity of the location.

The temple is dedicated to a very powerful god, and you can truly feel the divine energy the moment you step inside. Whether you’re there to pray, meditate, or just spend some quiet time, the experience is deeply fulfilling. The inner sanctum is well-maintained and radiates a strong spiritual presence that many devotees speak of with reverence.

Despite its peaceful vibe, the temple attracts a large number of visitors, especially during weekends and festival days. People from nearby towns and even far-off places come here regularly to seek blessings. Even with the crowd, the temple grounds remain organized and respectful, allowing everyone to have their moment of worship.

One thing I truly appreciated was the spacious parking area. There’s plenty of room for both two-wheelers and four-wheelers, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot even on busy days. The entire premises are clean, well-kept, and managed by friendly and helpful volunteers.

Whether you’re religious or simply looking for a tranquil place to relax, this temple is worth visiting. It’s not just a place of worship, but a sanctuary where the mind finds peace and the soul feels uplifted. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a divine experience in a natural and calming setting."

Akhil prakash

"Pambummekkattu Mana is a very famous, ancient Serpent Worship Center (Naga Temple) and a traditional Namboodiri house (Mana) located in Vadama, near Mala town in the Thrissur district of Kerala, India."

Binuraj K

"🐍🌼Pambummemekkattu Manaa🌼🐍 The Pambu Mekkattu (serving of snake) is spread over six acres of land with five "Serpant Kavus" (Kavu is sacred garden). 🌼🌼The Pambummekkattu land is kept in its virgin style with huge trees and thick vegetation. Thousands of bats are dwelling on these trees. Only a single day occasions of month only the devotees are allowed to enter into the Pambummekkattu Temple for worship.🌼.

🌼🐍Pambummekkettu Mana.

Once, a famous burglar named 'Chekannan' and his group, after looting so many places reached Pambummekkattu lllam. They got into the lllam by keeping their bags
outside. They took all the ornaments and money stored in the lllam and when they came out, they saw snakes on all the bags. The frightened group decided to leave all those bags there and go with what they have got from Mekkattu lllam. Suddenly, numerous snakes surrounded them like military troops. The burglars were trapped. Just before dawn, a Namboori came out with a lamp to go to the pond and seeing some people on the courtyard asked "who is that?" They fell to his feet and revealing themselves requested him to let them free. He asked them to go leaving all the theft items there. All the snakes disappeared and the burglars rushed to their places. This is one among so many incidents happened in the Mana.🐍🌼

🌼🌼Pampumekkattu Mana Pampumekkattu Mana is located in the village of Vadama, 11 km from Chalakudy, and 13 kms from temple town of Kodungallur in Thrissur district. Pampumekkadu Mana is a famous serpent worship center in Kerala🌼🐍

🐍🌼Once upon a time, the people in Mekkattu Mana were in miseries due to acute poverty. To alleviate poverty, a person from a family traveled to Thiruvanchikulam temple, where they meditated for 12 continuous years. One of the Namboodiri met a weird man, who stood near a pond in the temple. Although his identity was not revealed, the namboodiri predicted the unusual divine power of the man and requested for the unique ring, the man wore on his fingers. The man gave a ring and disappeared

🌼🐍Again, he met the same man the next day, in the same pond. When requested to reveal his identity, he said that He was Vasuki, the God of Snakes. He wanted to fulfill the wish of the pious Namboodhiri and asked for his wish. Immediately, the Namboodirirequested for the presence of Vasuki in his Mekkattu mana, to bless with prosperity.🌼🐍

With the blessings of the serpent god, the namboodiri came back to Mekkattu mana, where he went to take a bath, leaving a traditional palm leaf umbrella on the bank. When he returned, there was a snake on the umbrella and took the form of Vasuki and said that Nagayakshi, the serpent goddess would reach the place. As mentioned, Nagayakshi and Vasuki appeared in front of him and ordered him to install idols to pray as the family deities. Added to that, 2 ever-burning lights with daily rituals were to be added to please them. Since then, the Mekkattu Mana was called Pambumekkattu mana.🌼🐍

Despite living with thousands of snakes, the family at Pambummekkattu Mana is not bitten by snakes, and even if it does, the venom does not affect them, but bizarrely, it affects the snakes. Another surprise is the family members take the effort to save the affected snakes.🌼🐍

To treat the skin diseases that are caused by the furious snakes, the devotees use the oil in the ever-burning lamp or the collyrium that forms while burning the wick. Strict practices are required to use the oil.🌼🐍 #nagas #serpant #Nagdeva #nagin #snakeworld #keralatemple #HindusOfTheWorld #Hindus #worship #thrichur #kerala #keralatourism #southindiantemple #templecity #temple #indiantemple

🐍🙏🏼🌼🛕🕉️ May the serpents, Nagadevatha, Adishsha, Takshaka, bless you all with wonderful generations ahead who loves to save the places of nagas and traditions and heritages. ~Astrologer Chithrabhanu K Poduval"

Astrologer Dr.h.c Shri. Chithrabhanu k Poduval