Vellayani is reached via Thiruvananthapuram Central Bus Station at Thampanoor (9 km) and from City Bus Depot at East Fort. It is connected by state road transport and private buses. The nearest airport is Thiruvananthapuram International Airport.
Tourism Edit Vellayani is on the banks of Vellayani Lake, the only fresh water lake in Thiruvananthapuram district. Illegal sand mining, pollution and land reclamation are taking its toll on the lake.[citation needed]
A 700-year-old temple, dedicated to Goddess Kali is an attraction at Vellayani, Vellayani Devi Temple. The temple celebrates the longest (50 days) non-pilgrimage festival of South India. This festival is held once in three years and is known as the ‘Kaliyoottu Mahotsavam’ – which means ‘the festival of feeding the Devi’.
Rahul S Nair1 year ago
It is a very good ground for all sports events 👍 Superb😍😍
Ajith br1 year ago
The college is located near vellayani lake and this makes the location of this college more attractive. There is a sales counter in the entrance where we can purchase plans of various trees and flowers etc.
Ambadi Switha1 year ago
It was a nice and vast stadium. Really enjoyed the time there
Hr Ameen1 year ago
One of my favorites ground and well maintained and it’s more important to improve the parking area it’s a good ground more accessible bland it’s very difficult to get the booking for the ground
Pratheepan ramanathan2 years ago
Nice palace to visit ,spending evening ,fishing ,watching natural beauty,punchakkari toddy shop,kireedam palam nearby intersting place
Adithyan adhi2 years ago
A well maintained stadium especially for football, nice ambience,too much space, well cleaned etc
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Vellayani is on the banks of Vellayani Lake, the only fresh water lake in Thiruvananthapuram district. Illegal sand mining, pollution and land reclamation are taking its toll on the lake.[citation needed]
A 700-year-old temple, dedicated to Goddess Kali is an attraction at Vellayani, Vellayani Devi Temple. The temple celebrates the longest (50 days) non-pilgrimage festival of South India. This festival is held once in three years and is known as the ‘Kaliyoottu Mahotsavam’ – which means ‘the festival of feeding the Devi’.
Superb😍😍