Description:
Hajarimala is an Indian pilgrimage site located in the state of Kerala. It is a Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Parvati and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. The temple is situated on a high peak in the Western Ghats, and is considered a holy site for Hindus. The origins of Hajarimala are unknown, but it is believed to have been built by the Pandavas in the form of a cave. The temple is believed to have been consecrated by the sage Agastya in the 6th century AD. The temple is open to Hindus of all denominations, and is a popular pilgrimage destination. Hajarimala is also a popular tourist destination for foreigners. The temple is located on a high peak in the Western Ghats, and is considered a holy site for Hindus. The temple is open to Hindus of all denominations, and is a popular pilgrimage destination. Hajarimala is also a popular tourist destination for foreigners.
