Festivals & Poojas

Ezhaam Pooja

On the seventh day of Panthalattam, this unique pooja is performed. Following the Usha Pooja, Guruti, and VishnuMaya Swami Uchakalasham, Sree VishnuMaya Swami enters the Nirtharoopa and gives Sree Karinkali Amma the Guruti Tarpanam.

Prathistaadhinam - Kalamezhuth Pattutsavam

Pratishtha Day and the related Kalamezhuth Pattutsavam are the second main celebration.It is celebrated on Anizham Nakshatra in the month of Mithunam. These days, unique Kalams are being drawn using five different colored powders.On this occasion, a large number of devotees come to meet the Lord.

Sree Hanuman Jayanti

Sree Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on the Pournami (Chitra Pournami) day of Chaitra month. On this day, Sree Hanuman Swamy receives special offerings and Poojas.

Mandalamasa Pooja

Beginning on the first of Vrishikam, temple ceremonies are performed with tremendous dedication during Mandala Masam as part of the Pandalattam festival. Panthallattam is celebrated at the end of Mandala Masam.

Karkidaka Pooja

On Karkidakam Amavasi day, the Shakteya Pooja is performed for Bhagvati, a goddess of immense power. Although there are Amavasi Poojas every month, the most well-known is conducted during the month of Karkidakam.

Navaratri Utsavam

During Navarathri festival, Bhagwati is worshiped in different forms every day i.e, Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanda Devi, Kushmanda Devi, Skandamata, Karthiyaani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri Devi and Siddhidatri Devi respectively.Of these, honoring Kalaratri on the seventh day is the most significant.

The illustration of Vishnumaya Swami's Nirtharoopa takes place every Saturday following Ucha Pooja. In Nirtharoopa, the devotees receive darshan from Bhagavan, who also listens to their sorrows and offers solutions through Komaram.