The main deity is Sree Kurumba, a form of Bhadrakali.Bhadrakali is a fierce manifestation of Mahakali or Durga, symbolizing the protective and powerful aspects of the divine feminine.
The temple is a center for various rituals, festivals, and ceremonies that attract devotees from all over the region.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Kalankari Maholsavam
Kalankari Maholsavam is a cultural festival showcasing Kerala's traditional art forms such as Thira ritualistic dance, Vellattu temple dances, and Thayampaka percussion ensembles. Additionally, the festival includes Thalapoli ceremonial processions featuring women carrying lit lamps adorned with flowers. This event highlights Kerala's vibrant cultural heritage through these diverse and vibrant performances.
Vishu Maholsavam
Vishu Maholsavam is an annual cultural celebration in Kerala marking the Malayalam New Year. It includes the ritual of Vishukkani, where auspicious items are arranged the night before to symbolize prosperity and good fortune. The festival also features Thiruvathira dance performances and ceremonial processions, adding to its cultural richness and significance.
Contact Address: Thayyil Sree Kurumba Bhagavathi Temple, Pantharangadi, Malappuram, Kerala 676306
