Pamba feast (Sadhya)

Sabariamala devotees consider the holy river Pamba as the one that can help them attain moksha or salvation.The hole Holiness of Sabarimala and Swami Ayyappa is invokes the river Pamba.Pamba Sadhya is a ritual filled with faith in the Lord are performed on the banks of the river Pamba.Lakhs of devotees who reach pamba prepare the sadhya from the ingredients taken from the rear section of the Irumudikettu.Praising the Lord for his charitable traits devotees sit together and in deep faiths eat the Sadhya.The Pamba sadhya takes place on the previous day of makaravilakku.The maiden Ayyappas got a special consideration who take part in the Sadhya.Devotees believes that Swami Ayyappa will join in the Sadhya in the form of a Maiden Ayyappa.

The sacred of river Pamba

The divine child Manikandan resting on the sands of the pamba river.The devotees consider the holy river as the one that can help them attain MOKSHA or salvation.The river Pamba invokes the whole holiness of Sabarimala and Swami Ayyappan among the 44rivers in Kerala Pamba is a bit smaller than many others in depth and length.The pamba river is called as South Ganga.The fame and name of the river is attributed to the legends related to Ayyappas birth.Pamba river traces its source to chenthamara kokka which is between the virigin evergreen forest and slopes lying to the east of Sabarimala.The river flows from 18 hills bordering the garden of Lord Ayyappa Nurtures pamba to make it the third river in Kerala State.After Sannidhanam and erumeli many rituals filled with faith in Ayyappa are performed on the bankes of the River.Among them are Pamba Bali and Pamba Sadhya.Ponnambalamedu,believed to be the resting place of Swami Ayyappan and the origin of pamba river fall under periyar tiger reserve.The origin of pamba is the border of