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Kerala’s Peralassery Subrahmanya Temple Pond Earns National Water Heritage Status

The Peralassery Subrahmanya Temple Pond in Kannur, Kerala, renowned for its century-old steps, has proudly secured recognition as a National Water Heritage site, joining the esteemed ranks of 75 such sites across India. Dive into the historical tapestry of this ancient temple pond, tracing its origins back approximately 1,500 years, as it weaves architectural marvels influenced by Vastu principles.

Peralassery Subrahmanya Temple Pond: A Timeless Oasis

Constructed around 1,500 years ago, this step well showcases the enduring appeal of Vastu-based architectural elements. Renovated with meticulous care in 2001, the pond underwent a transformation while preserving its historical and archaeological significance. The temple committee, led by Sri Peralassery Devaswom, spearheaded the renovation, ensuring the pond’s cultural and structural integrity.