Peringad Sree Kuttichathan Bhagavathi Temple primarily worships Goddess Devi as the main deity.
Additionally, the temple is known for its reverence towards Kuttichathan, a mythical figure in Kerala folklore associated with black magic and sorcery.
Kuttichathan is often depicted as a small, mischievous deity invoked for protection and fulfillment of desires, alongside the worship of Goddess Devi, who embodies protective and auspicious energies in Hindu mythology.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Vellattu Maholsavam
The Vellattu Maholsavam at the Peringad Sree Kuttichathan Bhagavathi Temple in Iringal, Kozhikode, features elaborate rituals such as Kodiyettam, Vaalezhunnallath, and Annadanam. During this festival, the temple resonates with fervent devotion as devotees participate in various ceremonies to honor Goddess Devi and seek blessings from Kuttichathan, embodying both cultural traditions and spiritual significance for the community. The highlight of Vellattu includes vibrant processions, cultural performances, and the communal sharing of food, fostering unity and religious fervor among attendees.
Thrikarthika
Thrikkarthika Vilakku at the Peringad Sree Kuttichathan Bhagavathi Temple in Iringal, Kozhikode, is a significant festival where devotees light countless lamps to celebrate and honor Goddess Devi. This auspicious occasion falls on the Kartika Nakshatra and is observed with deep reverence and spiritual fervor, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness.
Contact Address: Peringad Sree Kuttichathan Bhagavathi Temple, Palayad, Iringal, Kerala 673522
