The main deity is Lord Vishnu, revered as the supreme preserver and protector within the Hindu pantheon. Vishnu is celebrated for maintaining cosmic order and often incarnates in various forms to save humanity from evil forces.
The temple also enshrines Lord Ayyappa, Lord Ganapathi, and Vettakkorumakan. The temple is a significant spiritual center where devotees come to offer prayers and seek blessings from these deities.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Prathishta Dinam
On Prathishta Dinam in the Medam month at the Karingappara Vishnu Temple, several significant rituals are performed. The day features Annadanam, where free meals are offered to devotees as an act of charity. Thayampaka, a traditional ceremonial ritual, is conducted, enhancing the temple's spiritual atmosphere. Additionally, special pooja and Abhishekam are carried out to honor and celebrate the deity, fostering a sense of devotion and community.
Akhanda Nama Japam
At the Karingappara Vishnu Temple in Malappuram, the Akhanda Naamajapa Yajnyam is observed during the Vrischikam month, dedicated to Lord Ayyappa. This sacred event involves the continuous chanting of Lord Ayyappa's holy names for an extended period, emphasizing devotion and spiritual purification. Devotees gather to participate in this ritual, which fosters a deep connection with Lord Ayyappa and invokes divine blessings for health, prosperity, and spiritual growth.
Contact Address: Karingappara Vishnu Temple, Karingapara Paraparapuram Rd, Karinkappara, Malappuram, Kerala 676501
