Journey to Kurisumala in Vagamon, Kerala, a serene hill station once known as 'Scotland of Asia'! Follow the path of faith along the scenic hills, where devotees trek with wooden crosses during Easter. Experience breathtaking views and spiritual tranquility amidst lush greenery. A perfect blend of nature and pilgrimage!
Attend Prayer Services.
Enjoy Panoramic Views Of Vagamon.
Explore The Dairy Farm.
Trek To The Hilltop Church.
Visit The Kurisumala Ashram.
September to May
Morning
₹500 per person
Kurisumala's history is intertwined with the establishment of the Kurisumala Ashram in 1958 by Francis Acharya, a Belgian Cistercian monk. He sought to create a monastery that blended Christian monastic traditions with Indian spirituality and lifestyle. The establishment of the Stations of the Cross on the hill followed, transforming it into a significant pilgrimage site. Over the years, the ashram has played a crucial role in the local community, promoting sustainable agriculture, dairy farming, and inter-religious dialogue. Kurisumala has become a symbol of religious harmony and a testament to the integration of Christian faith with the Indian cultural context. The annual pilgrimage during the Holy Week attracts thousands of devotees.