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Pathiramanal





                                 Pathiramanal is a small  island  in Muhammapanchayat of Alappuzha district. The name 'Pathiramanal' means 'sands of night'. The scenic beauty of both sides of the lake as well as that of the island is mind blowing. It is home to many rare varieties of migratory birds from different parts of the world.

                                    The island (also known as Anantha Padmanabhan Thoppu) was purchased by Chevalier ACM Anthraper, from M/s Bheemji Devji Trust of Cochin and was under the private ownership of Thaimattathil Family until the late seventies. In 1979 after Land Reforms Acts were enforced in the State, the property came under government ownership. The island was returned to the government as a surplus land that crossed the land ceiling. It was later transferred to the Tourism Department and the idea of leasing it out to private enterprises was under consideration. The island at present is uninhabited. Till late seventies of the 20th century 14 worker families resided in the island, who were later rehabilitated on the mainland in the Muhamma panchayath

Things to do

       -> The island provides excellent Bird watching especially in Winter.
       -> Fishing 🎣
      ->Best place to people who loves photography

Best Time To Visit 

             The best time to visit is during the summers. Because this island is famous for its bird watching and photography

Visiting Time

              person can enjoy it here from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, but it does not have any accommodation facilities. 

Getting there 

                                     The island is an hour and half drive by motor boat or 30 minutes by speed boat from Alappuzha town. One can also take the boats plying in the Muhamma-Kumarakom water route. The SWTD boats plying in the Muhamma-Kumarakom water route no longer stops at Pathiramanal. It takes around 40 minutes from Kumarakom to reach Pathiramanal. The journey through Vembanad Lake is a marvellous experience.

Nearest railway station : Alappuzha
Nearest airports : Cochin International Airport, about 85 km north of Alappuzha and Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, about 150 km towards the south.


Attraction Near Pathiramanal Island


  • Kumarakom bird sanctuary
  • Marari beach
  • Bay island driftwood museum
  • Thanneermukkom bund
  • St Andrew Basilica Church

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