Needless to say, this place does not claim to be snowy, cold, foggy, or off-road as it has always been a hit with tourists, but it does have a lot to offer to tourists. This is about Athiramala. Athiramala is multi-colored greenery with no compromise on greenery. There is much here to make a difference to the view of the greenery. To the highlights of Athiramala waiting for the tourists with mesmerizing views
Though already marked on the tourist map of Pathanamthitta, Athiramala has become a popular tourist destination in recent times.
Tourists come to Athiramala in search of biodiversity, scenic beauty from the top of the hill.
Athiramala, the highest mountain in the Pathanamthitta district, is located at an elevation of 2000 ft above sea level. It is also one of the highest mountains in South Kerala.
Therefore, once you reach the top of the hill, you can enjoy a different view of the sky, including places like Pandalam and Adoor. The place is growing as a symbol of Pandalam tourism.
There is no other place like Athiramala where you can enjoy the distant views of Pathanamthitta. Not only is there a view of the large stream flowing through it from the Karingali Padasekharam, but also known as the paddy field of Pandalam, but you can also see the Kodumangal field, Kurambalayapam, Pandalam, Thatta, Adoor, Konni, and Ilavumthitta.

In the past, an asura named Aturan lived in this area. According to the ancients, the place is called Athiramala from the name. The Athiramala Shiva Parvati Temple is also worth mentioning. It is believed that this place, which was the abode of Malayachchan, the ruler of the hills, became the Athiramala Shiva Parvati Temple over time.

Athiramala is located at a distance of 2 km from Pazhakulam on the MC Road from Pandalam to Attur. Turn left onto Palakulam Road near the petrol pump near Kurambala Junction. Athiramala is located at a distance of 2.5 km from Paranthal Palli Junction. It is part of the Pandalam Municipality. You can select one of the Kerala family tour packages to explore Pathanamthitta and its surroundings.