pazhavangadi ganapathy temple

Ajithsarma

An army temple which has been given public. The most visited ganesha temple at Trivandrum. Located at the heart of the city it is the most easiest spot to go. Trivandrumites feel "HE" will remove all your obstructions once HE is pleased

rajeshnsee

Breaking coconuts is the main ritual. The temple is known to be the epitome of faith and every Trivandrum-ite would visit the temple before starting a new venture.

Aadarshtrv

Very good temple, its near to the East fort KSTRC bus stop. Dress code is not required but to visit the main area near sanctum sanatorium you need to remove your shirt & to wear a dhoti. Here coconuts are broken as a offering to the Lord Ganesha.

TiruchendurMurugan

I have visited the temple. I have enjoy the darishan. Iam very much beleive the god . so that my trip is very happy

senthao

This is an old temple where pilgrims gathers in groups to worship Lord Ganesh and it is a great place to visit and easy to do shopping nearby Chalai Bazar.

ramprakashr2014

Located around the trivandrum big temple, this is a vinayak temple. No dress code necessary to visit this place and it's maintained clean. There're a lots of people offering coconuts to Lord Vinayak. Someone was offering a 1008 coconuts to Vinayak, and it was a treat to watch the continuous coconut offering.

venoovasudevan

A very important temple for all devout Hindus who visit Trivandrum. It is crowded during the celebrations. Parking is a mite difficult but it is okay if you are there before 8 am.

kingleo2015

This is also a temple for Hindus. However entrance is not strict. A powerful temple where wishes are granted.

299sunilkumarp

Divine experience, neat and clean atmosphere with simplicity. Wear traditional attire as per the norms in kerala temples, mundu for men and saree for women

Sivarampr

good temple give more positive energy for face any difficult situation, braking coconut we always have feel all our problems are out from us

SunilVasudevan

The deity is Ganesha, the God of obstacle removal. He has a fat body like a Sumo fighter, but with the head of an elephant. His father Lord Shiva did not like his behavior once and chopped the head. After that he forgave and placed the head of a little elephant just died. (The first plastic surgery in Universe? Sic). Ganesha is font of food and travels on a mouse. It is believed that if you pray, he will remove all obstacles.The Pazhavangadi Temple of Ganesha is in th4e heart of the city next to Padmanabhaswami temple. The Ganesh in this temple is believed to give you instant results. The offering is mainly coconuts. You can see a lot of coconut vendors outside the temple. there is a big stone in front of the deity where you have to break the coconuts by throwing them. If you are good at bowling, you can seek the help of the guys standing there to pick up the broken coconuts from the pit in front of the stone. There are other offerings also for which you can buy tickets from the counter.One thing many people do not know is that the owner of the temple is Indian Military.

Viny83

Very nice temple, very near to the East fort bus stop. Dress code is not required but to visit the main area near sanctum sanatorium you need to remove your shirt & to wear a dhoti. Here coconuts are broken as a offering to the Lord Ganesha.

arung06

Like: Nice and small but famous temple. Blast away your obstacles through the coconut rite!Dislike: Gents cannot go near the sanctum sanctorum wearing jeans/trousers.

vinodn489

Liked direct access into the Shrine without much queueDislike the congested peripheries and coconut sellers making a killing

NatureGini

This is a unique temple. There are three Idols in the main sanctum sanctorum. all of them viewable at a time. Idols were decorated beautifully and felt a divine feeling. The main offering is breaking of coconuts. Anyone can offer according to their capability. There were plenty of people who were breaking 108 coconuts at a time. Coconuts are available for purchase very next to the temple. Me and my wife visited this temple on 4th Jan 2015.