Nagancheri Mana Park

Once the landlords house now its under Kerala government who runs and children's park and various sculptures around the mana
Its nearly a 700 year old building initially 16kettu now 4 kettu since very difficult to be maintained
Very poorly maintained no one to look after
Can walk in and just roam around
Children's come to play in evening
Entry fee of 20/- per person
Very near to iringole kavu and temple

The Best park in Iringole. The park as the name suggests is around the Nagancheri Mana. You can see many excellent and scrupulously built sculptures which were made by brilliant craftsmen back in the old days when a sculpture-making fest was organized here. Although the authorities are trying their best to provide the best experience to the people coming here, they should give more emphasis on cleanliness too. Apart from that everything is just superb and the famous Iringole temple is very near to the park. Do visit both the place when you come to Iringole. Thank you.

U can visit this after iringole kavu .. ticket charge is around 20 rs for adults and 10 rs for children...the Mana is around 700 years old ...it was actually 16 kettu but later changed to 4 kettu because of difficulty in maintaining...there is a park outside there also some sculptures..

A underrated picnic spot !! near to kuruppampady.
A heritage building/ mana is there.
According to care taker it is more than 800 years old including renovations.
Mana is not that big but preserved.

A children's park is also there.
Car parking , toilet, cafeteria facilities also there.

Not a crowded place , so calm to chill out with kids and family.

A Mana well maintained surrounded by a small park..

A good view garden and historic site

A good place to spend with kids in evening. At the heart of ernakulam district

Not for value for money ...20 rs for a person...
small area
Children's park
Ancient house

Super for pre-wedding photography and save the dates in the ancient house

A 30 acres virgin forest in the town of Perumbavoor. Well kept and full of medicinal trees and plants.

Kerala's first Mana. Built around a thousand year ago.

The Naganchery Mana located near Perumbavoor was once the royal residency of Naganchery family, the landlords of Iringole.The age old Iringole sacred grove, currently under the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB),is located close to the Mana,which is maintained by the Perumbavoor Municipality.

This 700 year old mana is constructed in traditional Kerala style architecture comprising elaborate wood works and carvings. Constructed in thatched roof style, it has a small nadumuttam, numerours small rooms and a kitchen. The magnificent giant pillars and small windows are made from teak and rosewood. Even during extreme temperatures outside, one can experience coolness inside the mana, thanks to the construction following Vasthu rules. During monsoons; water falling from the thatched roof to the courtyard is a nostalgic ad memorable sight. A well close to the kitchen and a holy pond nearby add to the traditional beauty.

The interiors are full of several sculptures and big pots and outside, there is a tall sculpture of man. The birds in the star forest with landscaping and tiled walkways are worth a watch. New playing equipment for children, food court, pavilion and utility centre have played a crucial role in attracting tourists.

A traditional old house a very good park, old pots vessels ,pictures,drawings, different art works,kids can enjoy a lot in the park,there is exhibitions a very old pond,that is large enough to enjoy so many flowers are there and it is amazing fantastic experience we have,when me and my frnds were reached muvatupuzha then we have googled a tourist spot nearby thus we have found that naganchery mana is nearby about 2 or 3 km from muvatupuzha ksrtc bus stand and we have reached that place in half an hourand we have enjoyed that moments it's a nice place u can enjoy a lot.

Green bliss.
A place to get lost in to peace. an old nostalgic 'mana',
its remarkable forest ambience behind the woods makes peaceful psychic moments.

God experience. Very peaceful and cold place near iringol kavu

A good place to learn about history and how the architecture of old keralean homes used to be .

Good spot for wedding photoshoots.

There is a good nature here

Awesome place

Iringole Mana' or 'Nagancherry Mana' of Perumbavoor was one old janmi family of Kerala. 102-year-old Vasudevan Namboothiri, the current 'karanavar' of the 'mana'.From owning over 15,000 hectares of land in places ranging from Aluva to Thiruvananthapuram five decades ago, the 'karanavar' was forced to sell the 'mana' for a measly Rs 1 lakh to Perumbavoor municipality in 1980. The bedridden 'desadhikari' now lives with his younger son Ganapathy in a rented house, once owned by him, at Valakkara near Perumbavoor with not an inch of land to lay claim to...

Photography fee Rs.500 per hour