The main deity of the temple is Kuttichathan, a popular folk deity in Kerala known for his protective and benevolent powers.Devotees offer special rituals and prayers to Kuttichathan, seeking his intervention in matters related to health, prosperity, and family welfare.
The cultural significance of the temple lies in its role within local folklore and spiritual traditions, fostering a sense of community and faith among its visitors and adherents of Kuttichathan worship.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thira Maholsavam
Thira Maholsavam at Kalathil Kooloth Sree Kuttichathan Temple features a rich array of traditional rituals and vibrant cultural performances. The festivities commence with Ganapathi Homam, invoking blessings for auspicious beginnings, followed by Deeparadhana, the ceremonial lamp lighting ceremony to sanctify the occasion. The highlight of the celebration includes colorful Theyyam and Vellattam performances, showcasing mythological tales and local legends, culminating in the unique Elaneer Kothi Vekkal ritual, where tender coconuts are offered as a symbolic gesture of devotion and abundance.
Bhagavathi Seva
Bhagavathi Seva refers to the reverential worship or service conducted in the evening to honor and invoke the blessings of Goddess Parvathi, Durga, or Kali, among others. This religious rite typically involves elaborate rituals, including chanting of hymns, offering of flowers, fruits, and incense, and performing aarti to the deity. Devotees participate in Bhagavathi Seva to seek divine protection, spiritual guidance, and blessings for prosperity and well-being.
Contact Address: Kalathil Kooloth Sree Kuttichathan Temple, Palissery, Thalassery, Kannur, Kerala 670104
Phone Number: 095626 23359
