Situated along the Kurisumala–Thangalpara Road in Vagamon, Kerala, Murugan Mala is a sacred hill that is only 4 km from the Vagamon Bus Stop. It is a must-see location in Vagamon and one of the most well-known pilgrimage sites in the area. Murugan Mala, which is famous for its rock-cut temple devoted to Lord Murugan, the son of Lord Shiva, is situated on the eastern side of Kurisumala Hill. Every year, believers from all across the nation flock to this unusual temple, which is completely carved out of a single rock. In addition to its religious significance, Murugan Mala is a paradise for photographers and environment enthusiasts. The hill is ideal for sightseeing and leisurely strolls because of its breathtaking scenery, refreshing breeze, and picturesque vistas. In the middle of breathtaking scenery, a leisurely walk around the temple provides a revitalising experience. October through April are the ideal months to visit Murugan Mala because of the nice, warm weather. The monsoon season is best avoided because of the frequent rains, which make the path to the temple slick and challenging to walk. As pilgrims scale the hill to pay their respects to Lord Murugan, they are met by a cool wind and breathtaking vistas of the lush flora and undulating hills that surround them. Murugan Mala Hill Temple is one of Vagamon's greatest attractions. It is an excellent location for not just Lord Murugan believers.Best time to visit: October to April.
