The Aimury Siva Temple is renowned for its impressive architecture and the monumental sculpture of Nandi, the sacred bull, which is considered the largest in India. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism.
The highlight of the Aimury Siva Temple is undoubtedly the colossal sculpture of Nandi, measuring approximately 36 feet in height and 45.23 feet in width. Nandi is the sacred vehicle (vahana) and a devoted attendant of Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology. The massive size of this sculpture adds to the grandeur and significance of the temple, attracting visitors and devotees from far and wide.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thiruvathira Maholsavam
Thiruvathira Maholsavam at the Aimury Siva Temple in Kodanad, Ernakulam, the festivities reach their peak during the month of Dhanu in the Malayalam calendar. This auspicious occasion sees devotees coming together to honor Lord Shiva with fervent prayers and rituals. The temple complex becomes alive with vibrant cultural performances, including traditional dances and music, as devotees immerse themselves in the celebration, fostering a sense of joy and devotion.
Mahashivaratri Maholsavam
The Mahashivaratri Maholsavam at the Aimury Siva Temple in Kodanad, Ernakulam, is a grand celebration marked by fervent devotion and elaborate rituals. Thousands of devotees flock to the temple to participate in the all-night vigil, offering prayers and performing sacred rituals in honor of Lord Shiva. The atmosphere is charged with spiritual energy, as the temple resonates with the sounds of bhajans, chants, and the rhythmic beats of traditional percussion instruments.
Contact Address: Aimury Sreemahadeva Temple , Vallom - Kodanad Rd, Aimury, Koovappady, Kerala 683544
Phone Number: 098477 48595
