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There are no tourists who do not want to visit Gavi at least once, according to the information you have read and heard. If the traveler’s way back with the sweet taste of the trip, what would be the problem if the yacht gets double sweets without an extra cost. Let’s introduce a place like this. “Maniyar”
This beautiful village is also located in Pathanamthitta – Gavi road, but only 2% of tourists pass through this place. It is normally routed from Pathanamthitta to Pathanamthitta-Vadasserikkara-Perunadu-Angamuzhi (98km). However, Maniyar will reach 8km from Vadasserikkara towards the left (Pathanamthitta – Vadasserikkara – Maniyar – Angomuzhi – Gavi (102km).
In this journey, instead of 5 dams, 7 dams would be replaced by the usual Gavi trip. The rest of the Maniyar dam – Sabarigiri project was built in 1971 for the agricultural purposes and other needs of Kollam-Pathanamthitta and Alappuzha districts. (PIP – Pamba Irrigation Project) and the first private power plant (Carborundum Universal Limited), which generates electricity using the remaining water. Like other dams, visitors do not charge a fee. There is also an opportunity to visit the AVT rubber factory near the dam and see the processing and processing of rubber. Traveling during the rainy season would be a novelty experience. Maniyar is a safe place for families to celebrate Holidays. There is also a small park for children to play. The Ayyappa Hydroelectric Project Karikayam is about 2km after seeing the scenes in Maniyar. The owners know everything we know is our Amitabhachan, the power generation required from their company. Traveling there 12km from there is usually the path to Chittar. With more than an hour’s journey you can go for a ride through Maniyar
