The presiding deity of the temple is Goddess Bhagavathy, who is worshipped with profound reverence by devotees from the local community and beyond.
This temple holds cultural and spiritual significance, hosting various rituals, ceremonies, and festivals throughout the year dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy, attracting worshippers seeking blessings, protection, and spiritual solace.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Maholsavam
The Maholsavam at the Paduvilanchal Bhagavathy Temple in Pathiriyad, Kannur, Kerala, features a series of sacred rituals and festivities. These include Ganapathi Homam, a ritual invoking Lord Ganapathi's blessings to remove obstacles. Annadana, the practice of serving food to devotees, symbolizes community and charity. Additionally, Deeparadhana, the ceremonial lighting of lamps, and Thira, a traditional dance-drama, enrich the spiritual ambiance, making the festival a vibrant celebration of devotion and cultural heritage at the temple.
Vishu
During Vishu at the Paduvilanchal Bhagavathy Temple devotees observe Vishukkani, the auspicious first sight at dawn symbolizing prosperity and good fortune. Vishukaineettam, the tradition of giving money to younger members of the family, is also practiced to invoke blessings for a prosperous year ahead, fostering familial bonds and community spirit during this important festival.
Contact Address: Paduvilanchal Bhagavathy Temple, Pathiriyad, Kannur, Kerala 670643
