Nagancheri Mana Park
Nagancheri Mana Park is a heritage park located at Iringole, about 3 km from Perumbavoor town, adjacent to the famous Iringole Kavu. The park combines natural greenery, a historic Namboothiri mana (traditional Kerala ancestral house), and a peaceful environment suitable for families and visitors interested in local heritage.
Historical Importance
- The Nagancheri Mana (also known as Iringole Mana) is believed to be around 700 years old and was the ancestral home of the Nagancheri Namboothiri family.
- The heritage building later came under the ownership of the Perumbavoor Municipality and is considered one of the notable historic structures in the region.
Attractions
- Traditional Kerala architectural style.
- Natural forest surroundings connected to the Iringole sacred grove.
- Open spaces for relaxation and family outings.
- A walking path through the greenery leading towards Iringole Kavu.
Location
📍 Naganchery Mana Road, Iringole, Rayamangalam, Perumbavoor, Kerala 683548.
Visiting Hours
🕙 Tuesday–Sunday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
(Monday generally closed.)
Why Visit?
If you are interested in:
- Kerala heritage architecture
- Local history
- Nature and forest surroundings
- Photography
- A combined visit with Iringole Kavu
then Nagancheri Mana Park is worth a short visit. It is best enjoyed as part of an Iringole Kavu trip rather than as a standalone full-day destination.
Quick Fact
The old Nagancheri Mana and the surrounding area are closely linked with the cultural history of Perumbavoor and represent a rare surviving example of a traditional Brahmin manor house near a sacred grove
