The temple's architecture reflects traditional Kerala temple style, featuring a sreekovil (sanctum sanctorum), chuttambalam (enclosed outer sanctum), and a sacred pond, providing a serene and spiritually uplifting atmosphere for devotees.
The annual festival of the temple, celebrated on the auspicious day of Makara Bharani (January - February), is a grand affair filled with vibrant rituals and cultural activities. It is characterized by the procession of caparisoned elephants, enchanting melam (percussion music), temple folk arts, and unique Bhagavathy temple festival rituals, attracting devotees from near and far to partake in the divine celebrations.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Makara Bharani Festival
The annual festival observed on the auspicious day of Makara Bharani (January - February) is the most significant festival at the temple. It is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm, featuring grand rituals, processions of caparisoned elephants, traditional music and dance performances, and various temple customs and traditions.
Thrikkarthika
Thrikkarthika is celebrated by lighting rows of lamps (known as "Karthika Vilakku") in homes, temples, and streets. The lamps are usually lit after sunset, creating a beautiful and auspicious sight.
Contact Address: Kattanam Valiyaveedu Devi Temple, Vallikunnam, Alappuzha
