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The Pamba River is a river in the Indian state of Kerala that rises in the Western Ghats and flows through the southern part of the state. It is closely associated with Sabarimala, a Hindu pilgrimage site, and with ritual activity along its banks. The river also feeds lowland waterways and supports agriculture and settlements in its basin.

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Where does the Pamba River rise?

The Pamba rises in the Western Ghats of Kerala and flows through the southern part of the state. It is one of Kerala's major rivers before reaching the lowland wetland system. ([Government of Kerala](https://alappuzha.nic.in/en/about-district/rivers-lakes/))

Why is the Pamba River associated with Sabarimala?

The river is closely connected with the Sabarimala pilgrimage, and its banks are used for religious and ritual activity. This makes Pamba both a geographic feature and an important pilgrimage landmark in Kerala. ([Government of India Pamba Report](https://v1.wii.gov.in/images/images/documents/ganga_project/NRCD_Pamba_Report.pdf))

Where does the Pamba River end?

The Pamba reaches Vembanad Lake through several branches, including Pallathuruthi Ar, Nedumudi Ar, and Muttar. The lake system ultimately drains toward the Arabian Sea. ([Government of Kerala](https://alappuzha.nic.in/en/about-district/rivers-lakes/))

Is the Pamba one of Kerala's longest rivers?

Yes. The Government of Kerala describes the Pamba as the state's third-longest river. Its lower course passes through Alappuzha district and the Kuttanad wetland region. ([Government of Kerala](https://alappuzha.nic.in/en/about-district/rivers-lakes/))

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