Parvati is depicted in various forms and roles in Hindu mythology. She is often portrayed as a loving wife and mother, as well as a fierce warrior goddess. In her gentle aspect, she is depicted as a nurturing mother, caring for her family and devotees. In her fierce aspect, she is depicted as Durga, Kali, or Chamundeshwari, battling demons and protecting the universe from evil forces.
The temple is also famous for its Oachirakkali, a martial art form performed during the annual festival. This festival attracts devotees and visitors from far and wide, adding to the cultural and religious significance of the temple.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Mudi Thullal
Mudi Thullal is a traditional dance form performed in Kerala, India, mainly as a devotional offering in temples dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali or other female deities. The term "Mudi" means hair, and "Thullal" refers to a dance performance.
Pongala
Pongala is a significant offering made to the goddess during the annual festival. Devotees prepare a sweet dish called "pongala" using rice, jaggery, coconut, and ghee, which is then offered to the goddess in earthen pots as a symbol of devotion and gratitude.
Contact Address: Ambalasseril Amma Temple, Oachira, Kollam
