The venerated deity Mutharamma, an incarnation of Goddess Parvathy, symbolizing strength, protection, and prosperity. Alongside Mutharamma, worshippers pay homage to Maadaswamy for guidance and Bhairava Swamy for courage and obstacle removal.
The temple, adorned with traditional Kerala architecture, hosts regular rituals, special ceremonies, and vibrant festivals, attracting devotees who gather to partake in prayers, seeking spiritual fulfillment and divine grace.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Amman Koda Maholsavam
The Amman Koda Maholsavam, observed during the Meenam month at the Puttambalam Mutharamman Kovil in Thiruvampady, Alappuzha, commences with the Kalnattu Karmama ritual and concludes with the Manjal Neerattu ceremony. Throughout the festival, special poojas and Paravazhipadu are conducted, drawing devotees to partake in prayers and seek divine blessings. The vibrant atmosphere, filled with rituals and celebrations, fosters a sense of community and devotion, as worshippers gather to honor the deities and experience spiritual fulfillment.
Manjal Neerattu
Manjal Neerattu is a sacred rite observed at the Puttambalam Mutharamman Kovil in Thiruvampady, Alappuzha, during the Amman Koda Maholsavam. During this ritual, devotees engage in the act of splashing boiling turmeric water on their bodies using a 'thengin pookola', symbolizing purification and spiritual cleansing. The ceremony is conducted with fervent devotion, creating a spiritually charged atmosphere where worshippers seek blessings and divine protection.
Contact Address: Puttambalam Mutharamman Kovil, Thiruvampady, Alappuzha, Kerala
