The primary deity worshipped at the temple is Bhagavathy with Nandurga Sankalpam, signifying a form of Goddess Durga.
Unlike many temples, Cheeramkulam Devi Temple does not have Upa Devatas. Makara Chovva, the first Tuesday in the Malayalam month of Makaram, holds special significance at this temple, attracting devotees who seek the blessings of the Goddess.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Cheeramkulangara Pooram
The Cheeramkulangara Pooram, renowned for its grandeur, features the participation of approximately 60 caparisoned elephants, making it a spectacular sight to behold. This annual festival takes place during the month of Kumbham, drawing crowds of devotees and spectators alike to witness the vibrant celebrations. The majestic procession of elephants, accompanied by traditional music, rituals, and cultural performances, adds to the festive ambiance, making the Cheeram Kulangara Pooram a cherished event in Thrissur district, Kerala.
Anayoottu
Anayoottu, the ceremonial feeding of elephants, is conducted at the Cheeramkulam Devi Temple, adding to the spiritual and cultural significance of the temple festivities. This traditional ritual, observed with reverence, involves the feeding of specially prepared food to elephants as a form of worship and respect. Devotees gather to witness this auspicious event, believing it brings blessings and prosperity.
Contact Address: Cheeramkulam Devi Temple, Kunnamkulam, Thrissur, Kerala
Phone Number:04885226270
