The main deity worshipped at the Sree Cheerumba Bhagavathi Temple is Cheerumbha Bhagavathi, also known as Kali. According to legend, Cheerumbha Bhagavathi appeared from a tear of Lord Maheshwara that fell on his thigh. She was born with the purpose of killing the demon Darukasura, who was harassing people, saints, and even the Devas.
The temple premises are designed to accommodate various rituals and festivals, attracting numerous devotees who come to seek the blessings of Cheerumbha Bhagavathi.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Kaliyatta Maholsavam
Sree Cheerumba Bhagavathi Temple celebrates Kaliyatta Maholsavam in the month of Kumbham with great fervor. This festival features elaborate rituals, traditional performances, and special poojas dedicated to Goddess Devi, attracting devotees from all over. The vibrant celebrations include Theyyam performances, processions, and various cultural events, creating an atmosphere of joy and spiritual devotion.
Vishu
Vishu at Sree Cheerumba Bhagavathi Temple is celebrated with traditional rituals and joyous festivities. Devotees gather to witness the Vishukkani, an auspicious arrangement of items symbolizing prosperity, and offer prayers to seek blessings for a prosperous and successful new year.
Contact Address: Sree Cheerumba Bhagavathi Temple, Thalangara, Kasaragod, Kerala 671122
