Karumadikuttan (Buddha Statue)
Alappuzha, Kerala · Alappuzha travel guide
Ancient Buddha
Karumadikkuttan features a half-broken black granite statue of Buddha dating back to the 10th century, symbolizing Alleppey’s Buddhist heritage.
Plan your visit
| Time to spend | About 30 min (15 min–45 min) |
|---|---|
| Best time of day | 8–10 AM — soft light, quiet |
| Best months | Nov–Mar |
| Months to avoid | Jun–Jul |
| Entry fee | Free entry |
| Opening hours | Mon–Sun: 8 AM–6 PM |
| Setting | Outdoor |
| Effort | Easy |
| Good for | Families, Elderly, Couples, Solo, Groups |
| Rating | 4.4 / 5 on Google (628 reviews) |
Short stop near Ambalappuzha; heavy monsoon rain makes the canal-side approach muddy.
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need at Karumadikuttan (Buddha Statue)?
Most visitors spend about 30 min; 15 min–45 min depending on pace.
What is the best time to visit Karumadikuttan (Buddha Statue)?
8–10 AM, for soft light, quiet. The best months are Nov–Mar.
What is the entry fee for Karumadikuttan (Buddha Statue)?
Entry is free.
What are the timings of Karumadikuttan (Buddha Statue)?
Mon–Sun: 8 AM–6 PM.
More things to do in Alappuzha
- Athirappilly Water Falls
- Alleppey Beach
- Gavi Eco Tourism
- Marari Village Beach Resort
- Chettikulangara Bhagavathi Temple
- Idukki Arch Dam
- Vazhachal Waterfalls
- Mullaperiyar Dam