Mannarshala Temple
Mannarshala Temple
Mannarshala covers an area of 16 acres of dense green forest grove devoted to serpent worship. The temple here is unique in that the holy rites are presided over by a priestess. The temple is reputed for having 30,000 images of snake-gods and is the largest of its kind in the state.
Near Mannarshala Temple
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