JATAYUPARA, JATAYU NATURE PARK , JATAYU SCULPTURE , JATAYU PARA, JADAYU ROCK

 Jatayu Nature Park’ unveils the advent of new milestone in the history of Kerala tourism, the ‘flag off’ to an experience, which challenges and supersedes the existing! The curtain to the much awaited tourism destination is all set to rise. Finally, Kerala tourism has a brand new destination ‘Jatayu Nature Park’ which marks the beginning of a much awaited innovative stride in Tourism sector. Jatayu Nature Park holds the pride of having the world’s largest bird sculpture (200 ft long, 150 ft wide, 70 ft high, with 15000 sqft of in-built area) of the Great Bird Jatayu, a museum, theatre and a bird’s eye view experience inside the sculpture which is situated 1000 ft above sea level and offers the mesmerising views of the panoramic scenes around.

The soul of the sculpture unravels the choice to fight and resist demonic acts; as was Jatayu’s commitment towards Sita - a mark of womanhood and purity. Jatayu the valiant God of the Hindus in the form of a huge bird, is a bright image of bravery in the Epic Ramayana. Ravana the demon king who abducted Sita, and took flight in the Pushpakavimana  (the celestial airplane) was stopped and resisted mid-air by Jatayu. Ravana with his mighty sword ‘Chandrahasa’ overpowered Jatayu, after a fierce battle which rattled the seven skies. Jatayu fell on a huge rock but held on to his breath till Rama found his way to him. The valiant Bird was given salvation by Rama. Jadayu rock is believed by the locals to be the rock on which transpired the legendary farewell between Rama and Jatayu. The locals believe the remains of the fall of Jatayu includes a pond carved out of the beak of the Bird God and the footprint of Rama which are still seen on the rock’s surface.

The functional sculpture houses three floors of a unique digital museum and a lot of exclusive technological wonders for tourists. The first two floors have the nature of ‘Threthayuga’ – the timeline when the epic Ramayana happened, represented in multi-dimensional digital and physical exhibitions.  The wing that is part of the body of the bird has 6 Dimensional projection theatre which portrays the battle of Jatayu and Ravana. The neck portion offers a flight of stairs to the eyes where the visitors can experience Jatayu’s perspective overlooking the surrounding terrain and the Arabian Sea in the distance.

Jatayu Sculpture
Jatayupara holds the pride of having the world’s largest bird sculpture (200 ft long, 150 ft broad and 70 ft in height)of the Great Bird Jatayu, a museum, theatre and telescopic view deck inside the sculpture which is situated 1000 ft above sea level and offers the mesmerizing views of the panoramic scenes around. Traversing through the winding path, experiencing the magical touch of lush greenery and serenity, as you transcend up towards the village rooted in the intricacies of the epic, to unfurl the trueness of Chadayamangalam, as presented to you in its pristine form in ‘Jatayu Nature Park’ ;We assure you an experience that stands out from the mundane and is a journey ,which in itself is unique and enthralling!!

Jatayu Nature Park is so conceived as to create a world where nature sets the platform for the divine thread that weaves together art, epics, history, technology, wellness and Adventure making it the innovative venture by Department of Tourism, Govt of Kerala in the direction of promoting sustainable and quality eco tourism. Spread in an area of 65 acres, well protected and secured, Jatayu nature park offers the interwoven aspects of Public tourism, Adventure tourism and Ayurvedic Health tourism under its wings.

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Jatayupara (Jatayuppara) Tourism Kollam Kerala

Jatayupara (Jatayuppara) Tourism Kollam Kerala 

Jatayupara (Jatayuppara) Kollam Kerala

Chadayamangalam is a village in Kollam district in the state of Kerala, India. The place has mythological importance as having connections to the stories in the Hindu epic of Ramayana. The place is believed to have derived its current name from its old name of Jatayumangalam. Jatayu was the giant bird that engaged in a fight with Ravana as the latter was on his way to Lanka after kidnapping Sita. Ravana cut the wings of Jatayu, which forced Jatayu to fall down. Jatayu fell on a huge rock, which was later called Jatayuppara. Jatayuppara is a tourist place now.

A huge sculpture of a mythological bird from the Indian epic Ramayana is under construction at the top a Rock. The 200-foot long, 150-foot wide and 50-foot tall ‘functional’ sculpture of Jatayu will be built on a 1,000-foot tall rock at Chadayamangalam. This will have three storeys inside with other attractions including a museum and mini film theatre.

The form of the Bird would be lying on its back with a broken wing, raising its head. The visitors who enter the sculpture can literally have a Bird?s Eye View as Jatayu?s eyes are planned to be round windows opening out to the world. Once finished, Jatayu sculpture would be the biggest functional sculpture in the Asian continent. It can be termed as the tallest sculpture as well. The rock is ideal for trekking and can find lot of Tourists.

The news of this biggest functional sculpture which is been constructed is slowlyspreading. There are lots of Ayyappa Pilgrims who travel via Trivandrum and Kanyakumari towards Shabarimala. For the spiritual tourists from other states, Jatayu Rock can doubtlessly turn into a great attraction. It would be especially attractive to North Indian Pilgrims who are largely Ram devotees.