The main deity of the temple is Lord Maha Vishnu, known as the preserver and protector of the universe. He is revered for his role in maintaining cosmic order and often manifests in various avatars to save humanity.
The Kuruvott Sree Maha Vishnu Temple is an important religious site for devotees in the region. It is known for its serene atmosphere and spiritual significance, drawing devotees who come to offer prayers and participate in various rituals and festivals.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Prathishta Dinam
The Prathishta Dinam in April at Kuruvott Sree Maha Vishnu Temple features a series of significant rituals. The day includes Abhishekam, where sacred substances are poured over the deity, and Ganapathi Homam and Mrityunjaya Homam, invoking blessings and protection. Additionally, the temple conducts Bhagavathy Seva, Deeparadhana, Sayoojya Pooja, and Sarppabali, which are all integral to the temple's spiritual practices and celebrations.
Kalavara Nirakkal
Kalavara Nirakkal is a ritual marking the start of collecting and preparing essential materials for a feast. During this ceremony, items like rice, coconut, vegetables, and other offerings are gathered and filled into containers, signifying the preparation for a significant communal meal. This ritual ensures that all necessary provisions are in place for the upcoming celebrations or festivals, reflecting a sense of readiness and devotion.
Contact Address: Kuruvott Sree Maha Vishnu Temple, Kuruvottumoola, Mayyil, Kerala 670602
Phone Number: 085907 84343
