Chirackal Sree Mahadeva Temple Ernakulam

Chirakkal Mahadeva Temple, located in Kerala, is revered as the 108th Shiva temple in India.

The main deity worshipped here is Lord Shiva, who is enshrined in Roudra Bhavam (fierce form), symbolizing his powerful and protective aspect.

Chirackal Sree Mahadeva Temple Ernakulam

This ancient temple holds great spiritual significance and attracts devotees seeking strength, protection, and blessings.

Festivals

The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :

Thiru Ulsavam

The Thiru Ulsavam at Chirakkal Mahadeva Temple is celebrated grandly in the Malayalam month of Kumbham. The festival begins with the Thrikkodiyettu, followed by Ulsava Bali, vibrant cultural programs, and culminates with the Arattu (holy bath of the deity's idol). Devotees gather in large numbers to participate in the rituals and festivities with devotion and enthusiasm.

Sarppabali

Sarppabali at Chirakkal Mahadeva Temple is a solemn ritual performed to honor and appease the serpent deities residing in the temple's sacred grove. This ritual involves offering milk, flowers, and prasadam to serpent idols, and conducting homam and recitations, with the belief that it will bring protection, fertility, and relief from serpent-related afflictions.

Contact Address: Chirackal Sree Mahadeva Temple, Puliyanm, Angamaly, Ernakulam, Kerala 683572

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