
Thengumpallil Kottaram Ambalam Vaka Sarppakkavu
Thengumpallil Kottaram Ambalam Vaka Sarppakkavu (In Two Patches) is a recognized sacred grove (Sarpa Kavu) dedicated to serpent deities.
About this Sacred Grove
Township: Kuravilangadu, Thengumpallil Kottaram Ambalam Vaka Sarppakkavu (In Two Patches) is a recognized sacred grove (Sarpa Kavu) dedicated to serpent deities.
In two patches of land. It belongs to the "Ambalam Vaka" (temple-owned/designated) category and is historically associated with the ancestral lineage of the Thengumpallil estate/palace (Kottaram) area. In Kerala's cultural landscape, these distinct mini-forest ecosystem patches are preserved to protect indigenous flora like the heavy ironwood tree (Mesua ferrea), guard the local water table, and sustain traditional nature and serpent worship practices.
Location
Coordinates: 9.7324439, 76.5667820
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Churuli
Mesua ferrea L.- Individual Count
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