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Kurisumala
Ashram
is
a
Trappist
Monastery
in
Syro-Malankara
Catholic
Church
in
the
Sahya
Mountains
in
Kerala,
India.
Kurisu
is
the
translation
of
the
word
cross
into
Malayalam,
the
language
of
Kerala;
mala
means
mountain;
ashram
means
monastery.
Hence,
the
name
describes
the
community
of
monks
who
practise
austerity
and
live
a
strict
monastic
life
on
the
mount
of
the
Cross
in
the
high
hills
of
Kerala.
A
popular
Christian
pilgrimage,
it
is
flocked
by
followers
specially
during
the
Good
Friday
week.
Its
followers
come
from
various
part
of
the
country
to
climb
up
the
hills
with
wooden
crosses.
Kurisumala
is
one
of
the
most
popular
tourist
spots
in
Vagamon.Set
in
the
verdant
hills
of
Vagamon
is
a
Cistercian
monastery
part
of
the
Syro
Malankara
Catholic
Church.
It's
a
serene
place,
where
one
feels
at
peace
with
oneself.
Best
Time
for
walking
to
top
hill
is
morning
and
also
little
bit
in
evening
but
I
felt
that
the
noon
time
little
bit
hard
because
of
the
bright
Sunny
day,
otherwise
it's
okey..
when
we
climbing
or
walking
to
the
top
of
the
hill
we
can
see
There
are
many
memorial
concrete
posts
in
a
particular
distance
I
don't
remember
the
correct
count
of
the
posts
and
its
more
than
10
anyway
way
to
top
is
little
bit
adventures
and
interesting
and
views
and
cold
wind
gives
a
beautiful
natural
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