Kerala is the land of Gods too. Different in faith and religion, people in Kerala live a life of fraternity. People from Hinduism, Christianity and Islam respect each other and strongly believe that all religions teach to love. The ultimate aim of all religions is to make its followers love each other and help others in need. Temples, Churches and Mosques stand as the perfect places for spirituality and best places for pilgrimage. The world famous Hindu pilgrimage centres Sabarimala and Guruvayoor attract people from all around the globe. It is believed that St. Thomas, the apostle landed at Kodungalloor in 52 AD and founded seven churches in Kodugalloor, Palayoor, Kottakavu, Kokkamangalam, Chayal, Kollam, and Niranam. Cheraman Juma Masjid at Kodungalloor, built in 629 AD is the first mosque in India where Juma prayers were started. All these are evidences for the hoary tradition of this glorious land, Kerala. All religions have their roots in God’s Own Country. Temples, Churches and Mosques in Kerala are also seats of architectural wondrous. Padmanabha Swamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram is a rare blend of Dravidian architecture and Kerala style. It is also known for its murals and stone carvings. Malik Deenar Mosque in Kasaragod was built in the typical Kerala style. A pilgrimage through Temples, Churches and Mosques in Kerala facilitates one spiritually elevated and at the same time gives a glint of miraculous architectural style as well.