Heritage ‘Mana’
In Malayalam, Mana means home of Kerala Brahmins. Manas used to belong to the priestly Brahmin caste of Kerala, namely Namboothiris. The Village has 2 heritage Manas.
The walls and ceiling are completely of wood. The characteristic pattern of wood work is termed ‘Ara & Nira’. There are 3 bedrooms in one and one bedroom in the other. There is a nice Varanda stretched around the entire length and breadth of the Mana. The single bed Mana has a varanda, and on both ends of the varanda there is a designated area to sit down, read or just relax. Both Manas have attics with a wooden staircase. On the back side of the Mana, down below is a vast resplendent rice field. The bedrooms are air conditioned.
Mana Features at a glance
Single bedded Mana.
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Attached Bathroom
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Large bed
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Living room
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Attic
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Plunge Pool
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A well is present; typical of all old Manas.
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Air conditioned
3 bedded Mana
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Bedrooms can be used for single occupancy, or get connected to accommodate larger groups.
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3 plunge pools
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Attic
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Air conditioned
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