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Thursday, September 3, 2009









Aranmula Snake Boat Race - Aranmula Vallamkali







Aranmula Vallamkali, also known as Aranmula Uthrittathi Boat Race, is the annual snake boat race held at Aranmula village situated on the banks of Pamba River, in Pathanamthitta District, Kerala. Aranmula Snake Boat Race is the oldest boat fiesta in Kerala. Aranmula Boat Race is held during the annual Onam festival in Kerala on the Uthrittathi Nakshatra (hence the name Aranmula Uthrittathi Boat Race).



One of the noted things of Aranmula Vallam Kali is that the race is not conducted to win any trophy but the origin of the race is in memory of the crossing of the Pampa River by Lord Krishna of Aranmula Sree Parthasarathy Temple. Hence Aranmula Vallamkali is also related to the annual temple festival at Sree Parthasarathy Temple, which is usually celebrated on the last two days of the festival. In 2009, Aranmula Snake Boat Race will be conducted on 6th September 2009.



Aranmula Boat Race is a colourful carnival with around 39 to 41 palliyodams (Aranmula’s unique snake boats) participating in the event. The snake boats will be beautifully decorated with flowers, ornamental umbrellas, ornamental cloths, and colourful flags. Each snake boats can accommodate around 100 to 120 people, which include the oarsmen, singers and helmsmen. The singers sing the Vanchipattu (song) while the oarsmen move the oars in circular form to the rhythm of the song. Every year thousands of people assemble on the banks of Pamba River to watch the boat race. After the there will be an elaborate feast in the Sree Parthasarathy Temple, Aranmula.



How to reach Aranmula, Kerala



Reaching Aranmula by Bus / Road



Aranmula is around 10 km from Chengannur, 16 km from Pathanamthitta and 50 km from Kottayam. Aranmula is about 128 km from the capital of Kerala, Trivandrum.



Reaching Aranmula by Train



Chengannur Railway Station, managed by Southern Railways, is the nearest railway station situated around 10 km from Aranmula. Chengannur Railway Station lies on the Ernakulam – Kottayam - Kollam railway line.



The major express trains running through Chengannur Railway Station include New Delhi - Trivandrum Central (Kerala Express), Trivandrum – Shoranur Express (Venad Express), Mumbai - Kanyakumari Express (Jayanti Janata Express), Thiruvananthapuram Central - Palghat Town (Amritha Express), Thiruvananthapuram Central - Mangalore Central (Parasuram Express), Thiruvananthapuram - Hyderabad Express (Sabari Express), Thiruvananthapuram – Mangalore Express (Malabar Express), Ernakulam Junction - Thiruvananthapuram Central (Vanchinad Express), and Chennai Mail.



Reaching Aranmula by Air / Flight



Cochin International Airport is the nearest airport around 112 km from Aranmula.



Aranmula Route Map





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Tourist attractions in Aranmula



Aranmula Kannadi - Aranmula is famous for Aranmula Kannadi or Aranmula Mirror – the world famous hand-made mirrors made entirely from metals, without using glass. Made from a special metal alloy, Aranmula Kannadi is a special front surface reflection mirror which removes the secondary reflections and optical aberration common in usual glass mirrors. An 18 inch (45 cm) tall Aranmula Kannadi, exhibited in the British Museum in London, claims the popularity of this finest unique piece of art.



Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple - Sree Parthasarathi Temple at Aranmula is one of the most famous Lord Krishna Temples in Kerala, the others being Guruvayoor Temple, Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple, Trichambaram Sree Krishna Temple, and Thiruvarppu Krishna Temple.



Chengannur Mahadeva Temple - Chengannur Mahadevar Kshetram is one of the oldest and most famous Shiva Temples in Kerala. Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi Devi, the temple is also regarded as one of the Shakthi Peedam. Chenganur Shiva Temple is around 8 km from Aranmula and just 1 km from Chengannur Railway Station.



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Monday, August 31, 2009









Malayalam Onam SMS – Onasamsakal 2009







In 2009, Thiruonam is celebrated on 2nd September 2009. Here are some latest Malayalam Onasamsakal SMS or Onam Wishes for Happy Onam Festival 2009. Send free Malayalam Onam SMS or Onasamsakal messages for your friends and relatives. Click Here for English Onam SMS Wishes



Malayalam Onam SMS 1



Snehathinteyum Sahodaryathinteyum

Oru Onam Koodi Varavayi.

Ellavarkkum Snehoshmalamaya

"Onasamsakal"



Malayalam Onasamsakal SMS 2



Onam, Nanmayudeyum

Santhoshathinteyum

Aishwaryathinteyum

Varavariyikkunna Nalla Kalam

Thiru Onasamsakal 2009



Best Malayalam Onam SMS Messages 3



O--rumayude

N--naamayude

A--ghoshangalude

M--alayaleyude

Onam Varavay

Happy Onam 2009



Malayalam Onam Messages 4



Keraliya Thanima Thottunarthunna,

Malayalikalude Hrudayathe Pookkalam Kondu Theerkkunna,

Naavil Ruchiyeriya Vibhvangalumayi Ee Ponnonathe Varavelkaam.

Happy Onam 2009



Onam Malayalam Wishes 5



Pookkalavum..

Pooviliyum…

Onakkodiyum…

Onasadhyayumayi…

Oru Onam Koodi….

“Onasamsakal”



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Happy Onam SMS Messages 2009







Latest Happy Onam SMS messages and wishes for Onam Festival 2009. Here are some of the top Onam Greetings and Wishes to send for your loved ones on Onam 2009. Since the last few years it has been a custom for friends and relatives to send Onam SMS messages each other to wish them the best on Onam occassion.



Onam SMS Messages 1



May the God bless you and fill your heart with joy & happiness.

May the color and lights of Onam fill your home with happiness and joy.

Wishing you a very Happy Onam 2009



Happy Onam SMS Text 2



May the spirit of Onam remains

Everywhere whatever you do,

Whatever you think

Whatever you hope in your life

"Wish you a Happy Onam 2009"



Onam SMS Wishes 3



Wishing each one of you a very happy and prosperous Onam.

May this year brings you lots and lots of happiness in life and fulfill all your dreams.

Happy Onam 2009



Happy Onam SMS Message 4



Memories of moments celebrated together.

Moments that has been attached in my heart, forever.

Make me Miss U even more this ONAM.

Hope this ONAM brings in Good Fortune & Abounding Happiness 4 U!

HAPPY ONAM 2009



Onam SMS Wishes 5



May this ONAM Bring In You

The Brightest And Choicest Happiness And

Love You Have Ever Wished For!

Happy Onam 2009!



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