The primary deity of the temple is Goddess Bhagavathy, who is venerated for her powerful and benevolent nature. Goddess Bhagavathy, often identified with Durga or Kali, is worshipped for her protective qualities, strength, and ability to grant blessings of prosperity.
Thekkedath Bhagavathy Temple in Kottayam stands as a testament to the enduring devotion of its followers and the rich cultural heritage of the region, offering a sacred space for worship, reflection, and community engagement.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Pathamudayam
Pathamudayam, celebrated at Thekkedath Bhagavathy Temple in Kottayam during the Malayalam month of Medam, marks the tenth day of the Malayalam New Year with special rituals and ceremonies dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy. The festival attracts numerous devotees who participate in prayers and enjoy cultural programs, including traditional music and dance performances, enhancing the festive atmosphere.
Nagapooja
Nagapooja at Thekkedath Bhagavathy Temple in Kottayam is a revered ritual dedicated to serpent deities. Devotees participate in this pooja to seek protection, prosperity, and the removal of obstacles, honoring the serpent gods with offerings and prayers.
Contact Address: Thekkedath Bhagavathy Temple, Kottyam, Kerala
