Chenkal Maheswaram

Chenkal Maheswaram

Kerala, often hailed as 'God's own country', boasts a rich tapestry of ancient temples that contribute to its divine allure. From its lush hill stations to serene beaches, Kerala offers a myriad of attractions that draw tourists year-round. The state is renowned for its architectural marvels, with many temples showcasing intricate designs and engineering feats. Adding to the state's illustrious temple landscape, Kerala recently became home to the world's tallest Shiva Linga, housed within the Chenkal Maheswaram Sri Sivaparvathi Temple in Thiruvananthapuram district.

The towering Shiva Lingam, measuring a record-breaking height of 111.2 feet, has earned its place in the India Book of Records, surpassing the previous tallest Shiva Lingam located in Karnataka's Kotilingeshwara Temple. This remarkable achievement not only highlights Kerala's rich spiritual heritage but also underscores its position as a hub of divine marvels and architectural wonders. As visitors flock to explore the sacred grounds of these ancient temples, Kerala continues to captivate the hearts and minds of travelers seeking a transcendent experience amidst its timeless beauty and religious significance.

Location : Chenkal 
Distance from the hotel : 16 km
Distance from the airport : 27 km
Driving time : 25 minutes

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