whole region gets flooded and the Shivalinga gets submerged in water. So the Ooranma Nampoothiris were decided to construct a small temple on the bank of the river in order to perform poojas during monsoon season. This temple is called Bala Kshetram. It is a fact that though unfinished in nature, this temple has withstood many a flood and still stands as an enigma to the architects, regarding its foundation and structure. The Travancore Devaswom Board authorities constructed a temple structure here some years ago. but the Deva Prasna conducted later revealed that construction of the temple structure is against Lord Shiva's wish. See also Chowara, suburban village situated near Aluva Kaprassery, a village nestled in Aluva Kunnukara, a village situated 7 kilometres from Aluva Kadungalloor, village situated 3 kilometres from Aluva. Edathala, village situated 5 kilometres from Aluva. Elookkara, a small village situated 3.6 km in Aluva. Aluva Sivarathri festival Aluva Railway Station Aluva West village in aluva Aluva East village in Aluva Edayappuram, village situated 2.5 kilometres from Aluva Keezhmad, suburban village situated 3 kilometres from central Aluva.it is on Perumbavoor KSRTC road. Marthanda Varma Bridge Mangalapuzha bridge Location References External links Remaining Date for Aluva Municipality Election 2020 Temples in Aluva Hanuman temples in kerala online pooja booking Kerala Temples in Kochi Neighbourhoods in Kochi Populated places established in 1921 1921 establishments in India