Chirakkara Sarpa Kavu Kollam

Chirakkara Sarpa Kavu Veliyam, located in Kollam district, Kerala, is a revered serpent grove (Sarpa Kavu) dedicated to the worship of serpents, a prominent deity in Hindu mythology.

Serpents symbolize fertility, protection, and cosmic energy in Hinduism. They are associated with water, rain, and agriculture, and are believed to possess mystical powers to bring prosperity and ward off evil.

Chirakkara Sarpa Kavu Temple wayanad

Devotees visit the Sarpa Kavu to offer prayers, perform rituals, and make offerings such as milk, flowers, and turmeric to the serpent deities. These rituals are believed to invoke the blessings of the serpents for protection from harm and evil forces.

Festivals

The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :

Ayilyam Festival

Ayilyam is another significant festival observed at serpent groves (Sarpa Kavus) in Kerala. It is celebrated on the Ayilyam Nakshatra (star) day of the Malayalam month of Kanni (September-October). Devotees gather at the Sarpa Kavu to perform special rituals, offer prayers, and seek blessings from the serpent deities for prosperity, fertility, and protection from malevolent forces.

Noorum Paalum Oottu

Lord Parashurama commenced the practice of Noorum Paalum. For individuals suffering from Naga Dosha caused either deliberately or accidentally, performing Noorum Paalum will help alleviate its negative effects.

Contact Address: Chirakkara Sarpa Kavu, Veliyam, Kollam

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