Festivals & Rituals
Major Festivals & Regular Rituals
Festivals & Rituals
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Oottum Vellattam will be held on every Sundays and Sangrama days.
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Utsavam on Danu 21st, 22nd, 23rd.
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Prathishta dinam on Mithunam 30th.
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Thiruvappana & Vellattam will be held with Sivaratri Mahothsavam.
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Puthari adiyandhiram on Thulam 9th.
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Bhajans will be held on Mandalakalam.
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Ramayana Parayanam on Ramayana Masam.
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Navarathri Grandha Pooja, Vidhyarambam.
Upadevathas (Sub-Deities)
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Edalapurath Chamundi – Installed inside the sanctum on the left side of the main deity;
worshiped during Mahotsavam.
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Gulikan Daivam – Located northeast of the temple; worshiped during Thiruvappana Mahotsavam.
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Nagastanam – Situated southwest of the temple. On the fifth day of Thiruvappana Mahotsavam,
special poojas and Noorum Palum (Sarpa Bali) are performed under the leadership of Brahmasree Pamban
Meekattu Illath Vallabhan Namboothiripad.
Vallamkali – Jalotsavam (Boat Race Festival)
It is said that boat festivals were held at Valluvan Kadavu long ago. To preserve this tradition, from 2022
onwards, the Uthara Kerala Vallamkali Jalotsavam has been organized here every year. Major boat race teams
from North Kerala participate, and thousands of spectators gather on both sides of the river. The temple
committee also provides grand meals for devotees and participants, making Valluvan Kadavu Vallamkali a unique
cultural celebration in North Kerala.
Quick Facts
- check_circle Thiruvappana Mahotsavam
– Dhanu 16 to 23 (8 days)
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– revived/organized
from 2022
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– Weekly (Sundays)