The presiding deities of the temple are Goddess Bhagavathy and Kirathamoorthy, a form of Lord Shiva depicted as a hunter.Devotees primarily seek blessings from Goddess Bhagavathy for protection, prosperity, and fulfillment of desires. Kirathamoorthy, revered as a guardian and provider of boons, is also worshipped with devotion.

The temple hosts various rituals, poojas, and festivals throughout the year, offering worshippers opportunities for spiritual solace, divine grace, and community engagement.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thira Maholsavam
Thira Maholsavam at Kottamala Bhagavathi Temple, celebrated during the Kumbham month, features several traditional rituals and festivities. Devotees participate in Ganapathi Homam to invoke auspicious beginnings, followed by Prasadam Oottu to the attendees. The highlight of the festival includes Thira, a vibrant and colorful ritualistic performance, accompanied by special rituals and the Guruthi ceremony, where devotees seek the goddess's blessings for protection and prosperity.
Sarppabali
Sarppabali is a ritual performed at Kottamala Bhagavathi Temple to appease and honor Naga Devatas, believed to reside in and around the temple premises. This ritual involves offerings of various items such as rice, milk, turmeric, and flowers to the Naga idols. Devotees participate in Sarppabali seeking protection from snake-related afflictions and for overall well-being. It is conducted with reverence and adherence to traditional practices, ensuring harmony and blessings from the serpent deities.
Contact Address: Kottamala Bhagavathi Temple, Kanthapuram, Unnikulam PO, Poonoor - Narikkuni Rd, Kozhikode, Kerala
Phone Number: 095394 94288