Temple

Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple

श्री पद्मनाभस्वामी मंदिर

In central Thiruvananthapuram, Vishnu is worshipped as Padmanabha reclining on Ananta. The city's name itself means the city of Lord Ananta.

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Dedicated toLord Vishnu
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Place and overview

In central Thiruvananthapuram, Vishnu is worshipped as Padmanabha reclining on Ananta. The city's name itself means the city of Lord Ananta.

Tradition and setting

The sanctum's reclining form is viewed through three doors, drawing attention successively across the monumental image. Kerala and Dravidian architectural languages meet in the temple precinct.

Planning your visit

This living temple maintains specific admission and dress rules. Confirm eligibility, clothing, opening periods and permitted belongings through official information before arriving.

Timings, entry and routes can change. Check the current notices from the official references below before travelling.

References and corrections

Original BhajanDhara summary. Temple history and visitor context draw on the following temple, government or institutional references.

Sacred narratives are presented as tradition. Opening hours and booking arrangements should be confirmed at the source.

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