Thripunithura Athachamayam 2025 | Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple Thripunithura Ernakulam

The Thripunithura Athachamayam 2025 is an annual 10-day festival celebrated from August to September.

ത്രിപുറനിത്തുറ അതാചമയം 2025 ഒരു വാർഷിക 10 ദിവസത്തെ ഉത്സവമാണ്, ഓഗസ്റ്റ് മുതൽ സെപ്റ്റംബർ വരെ ആഘോഷിക്കുന്നതാണ്.

ത്രിപുറനിത്തുറ അതാചമയം ശ്രീ പൂർണ്ണത്രയീസ ക്ഷേത്രം എറണാകുളം | Thripunithura Athachamayam 2025 | Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple Thripunithura Ernakulam

Athachamayam, a cultural gala that marks the beginning of the ten-day Onam festival in Kerala, is a rare chance to enjoy almost all the folk art forms of God's Own Country. Athachamayam is conducted every year on the Atham asterism of the Malayalam month Chingam (roughly August/September), at the historical town of Thripunithura near Kochi, Ernakulam district.
Thripunithura Athachamayam Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple Ernakulam Kerala The festival, which is celebrated to commemorate the legendary victory of the Raja (King) of Kochi, is also an occasion to witness almost all the folk art forms of Kerala. A colourful procession, which is part of this festival, reminds the customary procession of the king along with his entourage to the Thripunithura (Thripoonithura) fort. This was also the occasion for his subjects to greet the king and see him very close.The procession, though without the king, still retains its majestic charm, and is conducted in a spectacular manner. Caparisoned elephants,varieties of folk art forms, floats, and musical ensembles together form part of the procession.

Onam, the most popular festival of Keralites can be traced to the primitive harvest festival and also to the myth regarding King Mahabali - the benevolent ruler who brought peace and prosperity to Keralites. Conducted every year on the Atham asterism of the Malayalam month Chingam (Leo), the event held at the historical town of Thripunithura is a celebration of a legendary victory of the Raja (King) of Kochi. In olden days it was customary for the king to travel with his entire entourage to the Thripunithura fort. This was also the occasion for his subjects to greet the king and see him at close quarters.The procession, now without the king, still retains its majestic charm, and is conducted in a spectacular manner. Caparisoned elephants. Varieties of folk art forms, floats, musical ensembles etc form part of the procession.Onam is the most popular festival of the Malayalees and can be traced to the primitive harvest festival and also to the myth regarding King Mahabali - the benevolent asura ruler who brought peace and prosperity to his country.

Thripunithura Athachamayam 2025 | Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple Thripunithura Ernakulam

Athachamayam in the bygone days was the only one day in the year when all the people, irrespective of caste and creed were allowed to enter the Kottakkakam or inner precincts of the Fort. The last such Athachamayam was held during the reign of Rama Varma Pareekshith Thampuran Post independence, with the emergence of the union of states, Athachamayam sank into oblivion from the cultural scenario.The colourful raleigh retains its majestic charm and is conducted in a spectacular manner with enthusiastic response from the public.

EVENTS/PROGRAMS
Caparisoned Elephants
Varieties of Folk Art
Forms
Floats
Musical Ensembles

Temple Location

📍 Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple, Atham Office, 2nd Floor, Trippunithura Muncipality,
Thrippunithura - 682301, Ernakulam, Kerala


Accessibility

🏙️ Nearest Town/ Landmark/ Junction:Thripunithura - 400 m

🚌 Nearest Bus Station: Thripunithura Bus Terminal - 280 m

🚂 Nearest Railway Station: Thripunithura Railway Station - 2 Km

✈️ Nearest Airport: Cochin International Airport - 33 km

Contact

📞 0484 2785 439

📧 athachamayam2015@gmail.com



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