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Location
Situated at a distance of just 3 kilometers away from the Thiruvalla Railway Station, the Tiruvalla Temple or the Sree Vallabha Temple as it is also known is easily accessible from all parts of the state.
Architecture
The architecture of the temple showcases the ancient Hindu style of planning and construction. The walls of the temple are adorned with murals, which provide glimpses into some of the religious doctrines that form the basis of Hinduism. One of the most important aspects of the temple is the presence of a natural tank that is considered to be extremely holy. Another important attraction in the temple is its 50 feet tall flag-staff that is said to have a base that touches the water-table of the area. Made of granite, the flag-staff is made even more unique by the presence of a statue of Garuda, the Supernatural half-man and half-bird vehicle or bearer of Lord Vishnu.
Important Festivals
The temple which generally remains inaccessible to women allows their entry only on two days which include Vishnu and Thiruvathira.
Besides this, the most important festival of the temple is the annual festival of Uthraseeveli that is celebrated during the Makayiram asterism in Meenam (March - April).
Other Attractions
One of the principal attractions of the Tiruvalla Temple- Alappuzha is the Kathakali performance that is held on the premises of the temple each evening. It is believed that Lord Vishnu, the principal deity of the temple watches the performance from His abode each evening.
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