Devipuram Amman Temple is nestled in Nellikkala village near Karur, within the Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. This temple is devoted to the fierce Mother Goddess Amman, revered here in her protective and nurturing form. The simple yet serene Kerala-style shrine evokes a deep sense of devotion among pilgrims. Daily rituals include traditional poojas and light offerings, drawing believers who seek the Mother’s blessings for family well-being, health, and prosperity.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Annual Festival
Like most major temples in Kerala, Devipuram Amman Temple celebrates a grand Annual Festival (Ulsavam). This is the most important event of the year, usually spanning several days, and involves elaborate rituals, special poojas, traditional art forms, cultural programs, and temple processions. The specific dates would be determined by the Malayalam calendar and local temple customs.
Mahashivaratri
Vishu, the Malayalam New Year (usually in April), is another important festival observed at Devipuram Amman Temple. Special rituals and offerings are performed, and devotees visit to receive blessings for prosperity and a good year ahead.
Contact Address:
Amman kovil,
Devipuram Road,
Nellikkala, Karur,
Pathanamthitta -689643
Kerala
