Dedicated to Lord Muthappan, a revered deity in North Kerala, the temple is known for its unique rituals and traditions. Devotees flock to the temple to seek blessings from Lord Muthappan, who is believed to be a manifestation of the divine combining the attributes of Shiva and Vishnu.
The temple holds regular worship services and special festivals, including the Muthappan Theyyam, a traditional ritualistic dance performance depicting the stories and legends associated with Lord Muthappan.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Kalavara Nirakkal
Kalavara Nirakkal is a traditional ceremony observed in Kerala, typically preceding the commencement of a temple festival or any auspicious event. During this ritual, devotees come together to collect and fill essential materials such as rice, coconuts, vegetables, and other offerings required for the upcoming festivities. The collected items are then ceremonially filled into containers or vessels, symbolizing the preparation and abundance of provisions for the upcoming celebrations.
Sarva Aiswarya Pooja
During Sarva Aiswarya Pooja, special prayers, offerings, and rituals are performed to invoke the divine grace of the deity, with a specific focus on attracting wealth, success, health, and harmony into the lives of devotees. This ritual is conducted with deep reverence and devotion, with the belief that the deity's blessings will bring fulfillment and prosperity to all aspects of life for the worshippers.
Contact Address: Chavassery Siva Vishnu Temple, Chavassery, Kannur, Kerala 670702
