The presiding deity of the temple is Goddess Mutharamman, a powerful form of Goddess Parvati known for her protective and nurturing aspects. She is worshipped for blessings of prosperity, health, and protection from evil.
Daily rituals and special poojas are performed to honor Goddess Mutharamman. Devotees offer flowers, fruits, coconuts, and traditional items as part of their worship.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Manjal Neerattu
Manjal Neerattu ritual is a unique and intense ceremony where devotees splash boiling turmeric water on their bodies using a thengin pookola . This act of devotion is performed as an offering to Goddess Mutharamman, symbolizing purification and the seeking of divine blessings.The ritual, conducted with great reverence and faith, draws numerous devotees who believe in the protective and purifying power of turmeric and the grace of the goddess.
Meena Bharani Amman Kodai Maholsavam
The Meena Bharani Amman Kodai Maholsavam at Cherthala Mutharamman Devasthanam begins with the Kaalnattu, also known as Kodiyettu, which marks the starting of the festival with the ceremonial hoisting of the temple flag. A highlight of the festival is the Thirukalyanam ritual, a symbolic divine wedding ceremony that celebrates the union of the deities, performed with elaborate rituals and vibrant festivities.
Contact Address: Cherthala Mutharamman Devasthanam, Railway Station Rd, Kuruppan Kulangara, Cherthala, Kerala 688524
Phone Number: 98951 87178
