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 :
Thiruvappana Maholsavam
The Thiruvappana Maholsavam at Valluvan Kadavu Sree Muthappan Temple in Kannadiparamba, Kannur, Kerala, is marked by various traditional rituals, including the Gulikan Thira and Vellattam. During the festival, devotees witness the Thiruvappana ritual, where Lord Muthappan is adorned with ceremonial attire and offerings are made to him. Additionally, the Elayidathu Bhagavathi Thira, a ritualistic dance performance depicting the divine presence of Goddess Bhagavathi, adds to the spiritual fervor of the celebrations.
Sarpabali
Sarpabali, a potent tantric ritual performed at specific times like Ashlesha Nakshatra or Ayyilyam star, involves the worship of 54 divine serpents, including Vasuki (associated with Lord Shiva) and Adisesha (associated with Lord Vishnu), to alleviate the adverse effects of Sarpa Dosha and alleviate skin ailments. This puja, conducted to appease Lord Nagaraja, is believed to offer protection from snake-related afflictions and promote overall well-being, drawing devotees seeking relief from various health issues and spiritual afflictions.
Contact Address: Valluvan Kadavu Sree Muthappan Temple, Valluvan Kadav Rd, Kannadiparamba, Kerala 670604
Phone Number: 9895204011
