Idimuzhikkal Thiruvangattu Shiva Temple, also known as Thiruvangattu Mahashiva Kshetram, is located at Idimuzhikkal Kakkanchery – Chelambra in Malappuram district, Kerala. The main deity worshipped in the temple is Shiva. A swayambhu Shivling is worshipped in the temple. There is also a Ganga Devi temple here. The temple is located amidst sylvan surroundings. The popular belief is that the temple was consecrated by Parashurama. There is a perennial water source atop a rock here. It is considered to be the Holy Ganga River. The annual pratishta festival in the temple is held in Malayalam Edava Masam (May - June).

Ramanattukara Rameshwaram Shiva temple is located at Ramanattukara in Kozhikode district, Kerala. This an ancient shrine dedicated to Shiva. The most important festival is the Maha Shivratri festival in Kumbha Masam (February - March). The annual festival is famous for pujas and rituals. Melam and other similar musical renderings are part of the festivities. The temple has a chuttambalam, temple pond, namaskara mandapam and a chathura sreekovil. The sreekovil houses a Shivling. The shrine also observes Ramayana Masam, Thrikarthika and Thiruvathira in Dhanu Masam. Mondays and Pradosham Vratam days are important in the temple. The annual pratishta festival in the temple is held in Malayalam Edava Masam (May - June). The temple is a keezhedom of Sri Pariharapuram temple.

Azhinjilam Ariyil Shiva temple is located at Azhinjilam near Ramanattukara in Kozhikode district, Kerala. This an ancient shrine dedicated to Shiva. The Mahashivratri festival in the temple is held for three days and it is the annual festival in the temple. The annual festival is famous for pujas and rituals. Thayambaka and melam are part of the festivities. The shrine also observes Ramayana Masam, Thrikarthika and Thiruvathira in Dhanu Masam. The shrine has numerous dilapidated structure around. There is also a temple pond. Mondays and Pradosham Vratam days are important in the temple.

Pappinisseri Shiva temple is located at Pappinisseri in Kannur district, Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Mahadeva Shiva. The annual festival in the temple is held in Vrischika Masam (November – December). Mahashivratri is another important festival in the temple. This is a traditional Kerala style temple with a square sanctum sanctorum. The two tier chatura sreekovil has a Shivling. The annual festival is noted for Kodiyettam, Mulayidal, Sree bhootha bali, Maha Mrityunjaya Homam, kazhcha seeveli, Dhanvantari homam, Thidambu nritham, pallivetta, pandi melam, thirchu ezhunnallathu, pallikurup, arattu and arattu sadhya. The annual Shivratri festival is noted for Ganapati homam, navakam, sree bhootha bali, thayambaka, thidambu nritham and nama pooja. The annual Navratri festival is of great significance in the temple. Grantha puja, Vahana puja and vidyarambham are held on the occasion. Various musical and dance performances are too part of the Navratri festival. The upa devata

The mention of Jaya and Suprabha who created weapons in ancient Hindu religion is found in the Ramayana Chapter 1(20). Sage Vasishta explains about them while narrating the glory of Vishwamitra Maharishi. This story indicates that there were women in ancient India who studied and had the knowledge and talent to build weapons. The land during ancient times was ruled by a very famous king. He was also one of the Prajapatis (guardians or rulers of the world) and he married the daughters of Daksha – Jaya and Suprabha. Jaya and Suprabha were immensely valorous, resplendent and brought to victory to their husband. The beautiful and slender-waisted Jaya and Suprabha generated hundreds of thousands of supremely radiant weapons. Jaya gave birth to 500 sons. They were capable of adopting any form and were experts in using the weapons created by their mother. The sons followed Dharma and vanquished those who spread evil and misery. Suprabha also gave birth to 500 supreme sons. They were

Koodali Poovathur Sri Mahavishnu Temple is located at Koodali in Kannur district, Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Bhagavan Vishnu and Goddess Poovathoor Amma (Goddess Durga). The 7-day annual Pongala festival is held in Makara Masam and the Pongala ritual is held on the Makara Sankramana day. The annual festival is famous for various rituals held in Vishnu temples. The festival concludes with Arattu ceremony. The temple is also one among the 108 Durga temples in Kerala. As per history, the temple was initially a Durga shrine but for some reason the Devi worship was stopped and Vishnu worship was started. In 2010 CE, a Durga Shrine was constructed a murti of Durga was consecrated here.  The sankalpam of Mahavishnu is that of Krishna who has killed Shishupala and he is holding the sudarshana chakra. The upa devata worshipped in the temple are Ganapathi and Srichakram. The temple has a chuttambalam, two tier chathura sreekovil, namaskara mandapam, kodimaram and pond. There

Thevalakkara Thekkan Guruvayoor Sri Krishna temple, also known as Thottathil Kulangara temple, is located at Thevalakkara in Kollam district, Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Sri Krishna Bhagavan. The annual festival in the temple is held in Kumbha Masam. The annual festival is famous for Thalappoli, Sree Bhootha Bali, Sree Bali, Vilakkacharam, panchagavya kalasa   pooja, nava kalasa pooja and arattu. The temple is known for processions and ezhunellippu atop caparisoned elephants. This is a huge temple with a chuttambalam, chathura sreekovil, temple pond and kodimaram (flag post). There is a huge banyan tree on the southeast side of the temple. The upa devatas worshipped in the temple are Ganapathy, Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Durga, Dharmasastha (Ayyappa), Brahma Rakshas, Yakshi Amma and Nagaraja and Nagayakshi. The pal payasam naivedyam in the temple is famous. Navratri, Sri Krishna Jayanti and Vishu are the other important festivals here. The temple also conducts Bhagavatha

Perumbavoor Aalpara Devi Temple is located at Perumbavoor in Ernakulam district, Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy. The annual festival in the temple is held in Kumbha Masam. This is a typical Kerala temple with a chathura sreekovil, kodimaram and upa devata shrines. The Upa Devatas worshipped in the temple are Ganapathy, Shiva, Vishnu, Subrahmanya, Sastha, Nagaraja and Nagayakshi. The annual festival in the temple is famous for various rituals. All the pujas and rituals performed during annual festivals in central Kerala including seeveli, sree bhootha bali, Ganapati homam and arattu are performed during the annual festival. The shrine is also noted in the region for melam and ezhunellippu. The temple also observes Navratri, Ashtam, Navami, Vijaya Dashami and Thrikarthika.

Uttarabhadra Nakshatra, also known as Uttara Bhadrapada or Uthrittathi in South India, is the 26th Nakshatra among the 27 Nakshatras. Below are Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra dates and time in 2022. The astrological prediction of the birth star Uttarabhadra as per Moon Sign is that of Meena Rasi or Pisces Zodiac. Guru or Jupiter is the Lord of Pisces. The color of Uttara Bhadrapada is purple. Uttara Bhadrapada - Uthrattathi Nakshatra Date and Time 2022 - North - East - South of India This time is applicable in Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Pondicherry, Jammu and Kashmir, Manipur, Tripura, Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Mizoram and Andaman and Nicobar. January 9, 2022, Sunday Time is from 11:05 AM on January 8 to 11:33 AM on January 9, 2022 February 5, 2022, Saturday Time is from 6:44 PM on Fe

Eroor Pishari Kovil Bhagavathi temple is located at Eroor in Ernakulam, Kerala. The shrine is dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathi – Sankalpam is that of Mookambika Devi – Balambika. The Makam nakshatra (Makam Thozhal) in Kumbha Masam is highly auspicious in the temple. The annual festival of the temple is celebrated in Kumbham (February -March). The ten-day festival extends from Karthika nakshatra to Uthram nakshatra. The deity visits the famous Poornathrayeesa Temple for arattu. Eroor Pishari Kovil Bhagavathi temple Makam thozhal 2023 date is March 6. The arattu procession will take place on February March 8, 2023. As per local history, the Goddess worshipped in the temple is a manifestation of Goddess Mookambika. It is said that a Pishara (a yogi or monk) who had lived a large part of his life in Kollur Mookambika Devi temple decided to return back to his native place. The old man was saddened by the fact that he will no longer have darshan of Mother Goddess of Mookambika. Hearing th

Venganoor Mekkumkara Neelakesi Mudippura temple is located at Venganoor in Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala. The shrine is dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali Bhagavathi. The annual festival in the  Mudipura temple is held in Meena Masam. The festival is unique as huge head gear of Bhagavathy is taken out in procession during the annual ritual. This unique ritual is known as Ammayirakkam. Kamuku ezhunnallathu, bring devi outside, kalamkaval, thalappoli and pongala are important rituals in the temple. The shrine observes Navratri with pooja veppu, vidyarambham, grantha pooja, vahana pooja and ayudha pooja. The upa devatas worshipped in the temple are Thampuran (Shiva Sankalpam), Yogeeswaran, Mantra Moorthi, Sastha, Brahmarakshas and Yakshi Amma. Offerings To Venganoor Mekkumkara Neelakesi ശ്രീ നീലകേശി അമ്മക്ക് മധുപൂജ നടത്തിയാൽ ആഗ്രഹങ്ങൾ സഫലമാകുമെന്നാണ് വിശ്വാസം . ചിലർ മൂന്നു മധുപൂജ നടത്താറുണ്ട് . കരിക്ക് , അവൽ , പൊരി , കൽക്കണ്ടം , പഴങ്ങൾ , തിരി , കർപ്പൂരം , ചന

Kalepully Thondorkulangara Bhagavathi temple is located at Kallepully in Palakkad district, Kerala. The shrine is dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathi. The annual Kummatti festival in the temple is held in Kumbha Masam. The annual festival is famous for various temple folk art rituals of the Palakkad area. These rituals are traditionally performed by a particular community of the region. The festival is famous for melam, Kummatti kali, floats and other colorful events. Caparisoned elephants carry the thidambu of Bhagavathi as part of ezhunnallathu. Kalepully Thondorkulangara Bhagavathi Temple History ഏതാണ്ട് 1880 കളിൽ പശുപാലനം നടത്തുവാൻ പോയ ഒരു ബാലൻ പനങ്കായ പറിക്കുവാൻ പോയപ്പോൾ അടുത്തുള്ള മരച്ചുവട്ടിൽ ഒരു കൃഷ്ണ ശിലക്കു ചുറ്റും അഭോമ്യമായ പ്രകാശ വലയം കണ്ടു ഭയന്നോടി മറ്റുള്ളവരോട് പറയുകയും ഈ വിവരം സ്ഥല പ്രമുഖർ എല്ലാവരും ചെന്ന് സ്ഥലം ഉടമസ്ഥൻ ജ്യോതിഷി ശ്രീ കുഞ്ഞികൃഷ്ണൻ യർ / നമ്പൂതിരിയേയും കൂട്ടി പ്രകാശം കണ്ട സ്ഥലതു എത്തി സത്യാവസ്ഥ നിജപ്പെടുത്തി . ഈ

Kondazhi Thritham Thali Shiva Parvathy temple, also known as Thrithamthali Shiva temple, is located at Kondazhy in Thrissur district, Kerala. This is an ancient temple dedicated to Shiva. The annual festival in the temple is held in Kumbha Masam. The popular belief is that the Shivling worshipped in the temple was consecrated by Parashurama. Thus the temple is one among the 108 Shiva temples in Kerala. This beautiful shrine with a sreekovil, chuttambalam and kodimaram or flag post is located near to the banks of Gayatri puzha (river). The temple has a separate sreekovil for Goddess Parvati. The Upa Devatas worshipped in the temple are Ganapati, Subrahmanya, Ayyappa or Sastha, Vishnu Bhagavan, Goddess Bhadrakali, Navagrahas, Hanuman, Nagaraja and Nagayakshi (sarpam or nagas) and Brahma Rakshas. The temple was ransacked and destroyed by Tipu Sultan. The temple was left in ruins for several decades. The temple is now completely renovated. The annual festival in the temple is famous

Aavala Korankulangara Paradevatha Temple, also known as Avala Korankulangara Bhagavathy temple ( ആവള  കോരങ്കുളങ്ങര പരദേവതാക്ഷേത്രം) , is located at Aavala near Perambra in Kozhikode district, Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathi. The annual festival in the temple is held in Kumbha Masam. This is a very small temple with a square sanctum sanctorum – chathura sreekovil. There are no other important structures in the temple. The annual festival is famous for Thira and Poothan and other similar rituals. Temple rituals associated with Bhagavathi temples in North Kerala during festivals are followed here. There are no main upa devatas in the temple. The shrine also observes Navratri and Thrikarthika festival.