The presiding deity of the temple is Goddess Bhagavathi, worshipped as the embodiment of divine feminine energy, power, and protection. Devotees revere her for her benevolent blessings and seek her protection and guidance in their daily lives.
The Kalikkal Bhagavathi Temple is known for its serene environment, traditional architecture, and vibrant festivals, which attract a large number of worshippers and contribute to the cultural richness of the region.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thalapoli Maholsavam
The Thalapoli Maholsavam at Kalikkal Bhagavathi Temple in Kodassery, Thrissur, is celebrated in the Malayalam month of Makaram with grandeur and devotion. The festival begins with the Kodiyettam, a flag-hoisting ceremony that marks the commencement of the festivities. One of the main highlights is the Ezhunnallathu, a grand procession featuring caparisoned elephants, traditional music, and devotees carrying Thalapoli, culminating in vibrant rituals and cultural performances that honor Goddess Bhagavathi.
Navaratri Festival
The Navaratri festival at Kalikkal Bhagavathi Temple in Kodassery, Thrissur, is celebrated with devotion and traditional fervor. During Mahanavami, Ayudha Pooja is performed to worship tools and vehicles. On Durgashtami, Grandhapooja venerates books and scriptures, and the festival concludes with Vidyarambham on Vijayadashami, marking the auspicious beginning of children's education under the goddess's blessings.
Contact Address: Kalikkal Bhagavathi Temple, Meloor Pushpagiri Adichily Road, Meloor, Kerala 680311
Phone Number: 094463 34750