. Located atop a hill at Chengamanad, about 30 km north of Kochi, this place is steeped in mythology. Legend has it that sage Jangaman resided here around 2000 years ago, and the area was initially known as Jangaman, later changed to Chengamanad.
The temple, consecrated by Chattambi Swamikal in 1898, is believed to be where the sage meditated.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thaipooyam
Thaipooyam at Sree Munikkal Guhalaya Temple in Chengamanad, Ernakulam, is celebrated with great fervor and devotion. Devotees throng the temple to witness colorful processions and participate in rituals honoring Lord Subramanyan, creating a vibrant and spiritually uplifting atmosphere.
Sarpabali
Sarpabali is a unique ritual followed in temples dedicated to snakes or serpents in Kerala. It is widely believed that participating in the Sarpabali will help in overcoming all forms of Naga Doshas.
Contact Address: Sree Munikkal Guhalaya Temple, Chengamanad, Kerala 683578
Phone Number:7907608589
