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How To Reach Karumadi Kuttan in Alleppey
Explore Kerala's glorious past at the Karumadi Kuttan in Alleppey!
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How To Reach Karumadi Kuttan in Alleppey
The Karumadi Kuttan is located at a distance of fewer than 5 kilometers from the center of Alleppey. So, you can take an auto rickshaw or hire a cab to reach the village of Karumadi. You can even choose to reach Karumadi Kuttan by boat. It will not make a lot of difference in terms of the time taken. Both by road and by boat, it will take you about 30 to 45 minutes to reach. However, in boating, you will have an advantage because you will be able to enjoy the view of the calm and serene backwaters of Alappuzha. It will be a sight to behold as the backwaters are famous for their scenic beauty. By road, you can go via National Highway 47 via Ambalappuzha. The nearest railway station is Ambalapuzha which is about 4 kilometers away from Karumadi Kuttan.
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You can visit this statue all days of the week except Monday and National Holidays.The timings are Mon-Sun : 09:30 AM - 04:30 PM
The granite statue of Karumadikuttan Buddha is believed to have been built by Buddhist monks who visited Kerala between the 9th and 11th centuries through the port of Alappuzha, carrying the message of love and non-violence. Keralites who followed Buddhism gradually became Hindus.
It is the only Buddhist temple in Kerala and a testimony to the existence of Buddhism in Kerala, Karumadikuttan is a black granite figure sitting in a small village called Karumadi between Kollam and Alappuzha. The figure is said to date back to between the 9th to 14th centuries CE. Sitting on the banks of the vast expanse of the Punnamada Lake in Alleppey District, Kerala, people come to worship the deity in the Karumadikuttan.
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