Lovely and non-crowded temple. The main attraction is the newly erected statue of Lord Shiva. It is the stunning and magnificent statue. The temple performs the traditional Hindu ceremonies, that can be observed by anyone. We are staying at the nearest resort, so we have the luxury of coming to the temple often and enjoying the new look of the Lord Shiva statue during the sunset, sunrise or at night.

This temple is a hidden gem near Poovar and Trivandrum. The Siva statue built a few years ago is the main attraction. Its spectacular architecture soaring about 52 feet on the mountain and along the shore is a wonderful sight day or night

Azhimala is a Shiva temple located on the coast of the Arabian Sea near Vizhinjam in the Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, India. The temple is dedicated to Shiva and is known for the 18 m (58 ft) tall Gangadhareshwara sculpture, which is the tallest Shiva sculpture in Kerala. The temple is located in Pulinkudi in the panchayat of Kottukal in Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala. We visited the temple on a rainy day. It’s a divine place lord shiva 🥰🙏. With the sea all around a beautiful picturesque place. A must-visit for all going to Kovalam.

A Must Visit. It's a quaint and distant path by a small narrow road. However the travel is extremely rewarding. The entrance to the temple is greeted with colourful deities in typical Hindu temple, a short distance away you will be shadowed by a magnificent sculpture of Lord Shiva in a Mystical and Elegant pose. Glory to the construction of this amazing construction company and the artisans. Also you can never miss the serene atmosphere and the beach from the top. A classic location for beautiful memories captured in videos or pictures. Don't miss this place if you're in Trivandrum. God Bless

The temple itself is free to enter, but if you want to take photographs of the impressive Shiva statue, a ticket costing around Rs 50 is required. This statue, noted for its intricate detailing and grandeur, is set against the stunning backdrop of the sea. There is parking available near the temple, which is convenient for visitors, even though it is limited. Also, the road towards the end is very steep and it hardly accommodates two-way traffic. The place can be crowded on special occasions in the temple. The sunset at the beach is spectacular with the hues of the sunset sky providing a beautiful backdrop to both the beach and the Shiva statue. Also, the detailing in the Shiva statue is mesmerizing and top-notch. Just a short distance from the temple, Azhimala Beach is praised for its pristine conditions and less commercialized nature. It's an excellent place for a peaceful retreat. It is one of the best beaches in Thiruvananthapuram, compared to other prominent ones, this beach is really clean. You can engage in a variety of activities such as sunset picnics, yoga sessions, or simply enjoying a leisurely walk along the shore. Be cautious as the sea in this area can be rough. Always follow local guidelines and instructions for safety. The beach can be accessed from the cliff, but be prepared for many steps down and a walk through some rocky areas. The walk, though can be a bit challenging. There are a couple of snack shops near the temple where you can grab quick bites. There is a beautiful resort nearby, facing the sea.

Aazhimala Shiva temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva of Hindu Mythology. which is located near Vishinjam in Trivandrum. Aazhimala Gangadhareshwara Shiva temple is become one of the most visited tourist place of Trivandrum now a days, due to its great views. When the morning sun showers its rays on the Aazhimala beach, this statue unveils its full grandeur. Early morning and late evenings are the best time to visit the temple. The 58 feet Gangadhareshwara, a robust masculine figure holding a trisula and carries Goddess Ganga on head will mesmerize you to stay there during Sun rise. Interesting Facts about Aazhimala: 1. This place is believed to be the place where the Pandavas spent some time during their exile. 2. "Aazhi" translates to Sea and "Mala" means Hill and the temple has been named Aazhimala because it rests right on the golden shore of the Arabian sea on a slightly elevated platform. 3. The temple rests right on the shore of the marvelous Aazhimala beach, My recommendation is to take the time to go around the coastline and explore the beach. Specially during Sunrise and Sunsets. 4. This Beautiful Gangadhareshwara Statue was made by Sculptor Devadathan PS who was 23 years when he started working on this Sculpture. it took 6 years of hard work and dedication to complete the same. The construction of this statue started in on 2nd April 2014 and was completed and opened for visitors on 31st December 2020. 5. Rocky beach, Golden shore, Turquoise waters, and a magnificent statue of lord Mahadeva in Gangadhareshwara figure together all steals heart of every travel lover and a true Mahadeva devotee. 6. Aazhimala temple is also known as Pulinkudi Sri Mahadeva temple. This area of the temple was previously known as Pulinkudi during the ancient times due to the presence of tigers. 6. Naranga Vilakku is the main festival of Aazhimala temple. This festival is usually celebrated in January - February of every year. Temple timings: Weekdays Morning 05:30 to 11:00 Evening 05:00 to 08:00 Sunday Morning 05:30 to Evening 08:00