Parassala

Parassala is a suburb of Trivandrum, Kerala, India, at the southern end of Kerala, bordering Tamil Nadu. The inhabitants of this town talk both Malayalam and Tamil. This is southern most town of Kerala. It is renowned for its Mahadeva Temple. The Place has a lake called the "Thavala Illa Kolam" which signifies "A lake with no frog". Unmistakable instructive establishments in Parassala are Government Vocational Higher Secondary School, Evans Higher Secondary School, Teachers Training Institute, Government Women ITI, Saraswathy College of Nursing, CSI Institute of Legal Studies and Sree Krishna Pharmacy College.

It likewise have 'Dakshna Bharat Hindi Prachara Sabha' Hindi Class. Parassala Sree Mahadeva sanctuary is one of the preeminent focuses of love in south Kerala and the sanctuary is arranged at the small town of Parassala connecting the Kerala Tamil Nadu limit. Here the divinity, Lord Siva is confronting the west, which is considered as an uncommon wonder, and aficionados even from far away places go to the love. It was worked by Mallen Chembakaraman Delava of Venad regal family. The sanctuary is hundreds of years old and the structure is uncommon stone design and Parvathy devi and Vighneswara are the upadevathas. You can come and explore this place.