The main deity of the temple is Lord Maha Vishnu, revered as the preserver and protector of the universe in Hindu tradition.
It is a significant spiritual and cultural center, where various rituals and festivals are celebrated with devotion. The temple's architecture and traditions reflect the rich heritage of Kerala, drawing devotees from far and wide to seek blessings from Lord Maha Vishnu.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Mandala Maholsavam
The Mandala Maholsavam at Pallikurup Mahavishnu Temple is celebrated with a series of elaborate rituals and ceremonies. Key events include Udayasthamana Pooja, which involves continuous worship from dawn to dusk, and Kalabha Abhishekam and Pushpabhishekam, where the deity is anointed with sandalwood paste and adorned with flowers. The festivities also feature Deeparadhana, Chuttuvilakku, and Bhajana, creating a spiritually uplifting and vibrant atmosphere for all devotees.
Niraputhari
The Niraputhari festival at Pallikurup Mahavishnu Temple marks the beginning of the harvest season. During the festival, freshly harvested paddy, Nelkathir is offered to Lord Maha Vishnu as a symbol of gratitude and prosperity. This ritual not only signifies the start of the harvest but also seeks the deity's blessings for a bountiful yield and protection of the crops.
Contact Address: Pallikurup Mahavishnu Temple, Tippu Sulthan Rd, Pallikurup, Mannarkkad, Pathanamthitta, Kerala 678593
Phone Number : 7560827686
