The main diety Kalari Bhagavathy is revered as the protecting goddess of the Kalari, representing the martial arts tradition in Kerala. She is worshipped for her protective and nurturing qualities, symbolizing strength and valor.
The temple holds cultural and religious significance in the region, drawing devotees who participate in various rituals and festivals throughout the year.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Navaratri Maholsavam
Navaratri Maholsavam at Anela Valiyamuttam Sree Kalari Bhagavathy Temple features significant rituals like Grandham Veyppu, where sacred texts are worshipped, and Aiswarya Pooja, which seeks blessings for prosperity. The festival also includes Vidyarambham, where young children are initiated into the world of learning. These rituals attract numerous devotees, creating a spiritually enriching and vibrant atmosphere.
Annual Ulsavam
The annual Ulsavam at Anela Valiyamuttam Sree Kalari Bhagavathy Temple is celebrated in the month of Dhanu with various traditional rituals and ceremonies. The festivities include Ganapathi Homam, a sacred fire ritual invoking Lord Ganesha, and Kodiyettu, the ceremonial flag hoisting that marks the beginning of the festival. The celebration also features Guruthi, a ritualistic offering, Kalaripayattu performances showcasing the martial arts tradition, Thalapoli processions, and Thira Vallattu, a traditional dance form honoring the goddess.
Contact Address: Aavala Valiyamuttam Paradevatha Temple, Anela Kadavu Bridge, koyilandy-kavumvattam road, Koyilandy, Arikkulam, Kozhikode, Kerala 673620
Phone Number: 099478 42258
