Manjanikkara Dayara

For the Jacobite Syrian Christians, the Manjanikkara Dayara is a symbol of their devotion. Located in the Pathanamthitta district, this place has been one of the most frequented tourist spots because of its historical significance related to Scaria Malpan and Mar Ignatius. With a tranquil ambience and elegant structure, this church is an example of great historical significance.

Visitors can enjoy a wonderful experience in the Pathanamthitta region thanks to its picturesque terrain and abundant flora.

Another important Christian pilgrimage destination in Kerala is Parumala Church, which is devoted to St. Gregorios of Parumala as it remains quite near the Manjanikkara Dayara, tourists can also choose to make a visit there.

Yet again our agents will take the necessary responsibility to take our customers to this site like all the other places. To honour the Patriarch's entombment, the Manjanikkara Church Feast (Perunnal) is celebrated annually in February. During this feast, pilgrims who frequently travel great distances come to take part in the prayers, processions, and holy liturgy. Several tourists gather to attend this festival in indulge in a spiritual ambience.