The temple is devoted to Goddess Valluvantara Devi, a local guardian manifestation revered by villagers for her protective and benevolent power. As a community shrine, it embodies the traditional Kerala temple style modest in size, with a tiled roof and simple wood and terracotta architecture. Daily rituals include abhishekam (sacred bathings), pushpanjali (flower offerings), and deepa aradhana (lamp worship), all conducted by temple priests serving the local populace. While not listed in major temple directories, it functions as a spiritual heart for the immediate community, strengthening social bonds and serving as a place of refuge and divine solace.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Navaratri
Navaratri is one of the most significant festivals observed at the temple, lasting for nine days. It is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Bhadrakali and her various forms. During this festival, the temple is adorned with colorful decorations, and special rituals and prayers are performed daily.
Annual Festival
Though not widely documented online, most village Devi temples mark the utsavam with a procession, ritual offerings like pongala or pallivetta, and community feasts activities likely observed here in alignment with regional traditions .
Contact Address:
Sree Karuvila Valluvantara Devi Temple,
Kulappadam Road area, Pallimon Village,
Kollam, Kerala – 691576
