The temple features traditional Kerala architecture and houses several deities including God Kiraatha Moorthy, Brahma Rakshas, Yogeswar, Naagaraaja, Naagayakshy, Akhilasarppangal, Moorthy, and Paay, all worshipped with equal reverence. A significant feature is the Rudra Theertha Kulam, a pond whose holy water is used for rituals.
The temple's main festival occurs in the Malayalam month of Dhanus, with special poojas conducted monthly following astrological rituals. Daily worship and elaborate ceremonies during the Ayilyam star day for serpent deities reflect the temple's spiritual vibrancy and its deep cultural heritage.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Kaarya Sidhi Pooja
Kaarya Sidhi Pooja, performed at the Kurakkavu Bhagavathy Temple, is a special ritual aimed at fulfilling devotees desires and ensuring success in their endeavors. During this pooja, offerings such as flowers and lamps are presented to the deities, accompanied by specific mantras and prayers to invoke divine blessings for achieving one's goals and overcoming obstacles.
Pongala
Pongala is a significant ritual observed at the Kurakkavu Bhagavathy Temple, where women devotees gather to cook a special offering of rice, jaggery, and coconut in earthen pots. This offering is made to Goddess Bhadrakali as an expression of devotion and gratitude, seeking her blessings for prosperity and well-being.
Contact Address: Kurakkavu Bhagavathy Temple, Sevagram - Kappil - Kutipuram Road, Kappil Mekku, Alappuzha, Krishnapuram, Kerala 690533
Phone Number: 0479 243 8855