The main deity of the temple is Goddess Bhadrakali Devi, worshipped fervently by devotees as a fierce manifestation of Goddess Parvathy, symbolizing protection and power.
The temple itself is known for its traditional Kerala architecture and hosts various rituals and offerings, where devotees present coconut, flowers, and traditional lamps as symbols of devotion and gratitude to the goddess.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Makara Bharani Maholsavam
The Makara Bharani Maholsavam at Karimpoozhikkatt Devi Temple in Kottayam features rituals such as Naranga Vilakku, where lamps are lit using lemons, symbolizing purity and prosperity. Kadumpaayasam, a sweet rice pudding, is offered as prasadam to devotees, signifying blessings and abundance from the deity during this auspicious celebration.
Maasa pooja
Maasa pooja dedicated to the deity for removing obstacles and ensuring well-being involves rituals such as Ganapati Homam followed by specific prayers and offerings to invoke blessings for prosperity and health. Uchapooja, a noon-time worship, includes chanting of mantras, Annadanam and Deeparadhana.
Contact Address: Karimbuzhikkat Bhagavathy Temple, Chemmanathukara, T V puram, Kottayam, Kerala
