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Ameda Temple

Ameda Temple at Udayamperoor in Ernakulam district is a distinctive Kerala temple set close to the Vembanad backwater landscape. The shrine is especially associated with the Sapthamathrukkal, or Mother Goddesses, and also has important serpent-deity worship. Its waterside setting and traditional devotional atmosphere make it a meaningful pilgrimage stop near Tripunithura.

DistrictErnakulam
PIN Code682307
Place NameAmeda Temple
Place TypeTemple
LocalityUdayamperoor
TalukKanayannur

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About Ameda Temple

Ameda Temple is located at Udayamperoor on the Tripunithura–Vaikom side of Ernakulam district, Kerala, in a landscape influenced by the Vembanad backwaters. The temple is particularly known for worship connected with the Sapthamathrukkal, the group of Mother Goddesses, while separate shrines associated with Nagaraja and Nagayakshi add to its importance for devotees of serpent worship. The complex also reflects the intimate relationship between Kerala’s temples, water bodies and village settlements.

Visitors generally come for prayer, traditional rituals and the peaceful setting rather than for a conventional sightseeing experience. As with other active places of worship in Kerala, dress, photography and entry practices should be respected and may vary by area of the temple. Ameda Temple is a useful cultural and spiritual stop for travellers exploring Udayamperoor, Tripunithura and the southern side of Ernakulam district.

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Ameda Temple in Udayamperoor, Ernakulam, Kerala, is a backwater-side Hindu shrine associated with the Sapthamathrukkal and with Nagaraja and Nagayakshi worship. It is primarily a living pilgrimage site with a traditional Kerala temple atmosphere.

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Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-08-08

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  • Visit during published entry hours and allow enough daylight for your return journey.

  • Follow staff instructions, warning signs, marked paths and safety barriers. Keep children supervised.

  • Avoid restricted, slippery, flooded or poorly lit areas, and never cross a closed access point.

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