The main deity worshipped at Kuruppath Bhagavathi Temple is Goddess Bhagavathi, a revered form of the Divine Mother. The goddess is venerated for her protective and benevolent nature, and devotees seek her blessings for prosperity, health, and protection from evil.
The temple features traditional Kerala architecture and is known for its serene and spiritual ambiance. Regular rituals, including poojas and special ceremonies, are conducted to honor the deity.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Ulsavam
During the Ulsavam in the month of Kumbham at Kuruppath Bhagavathi Temple, the festivities begin with the Ganapathi Homam and Navakam, followed by Sheeveli, a ceremonial procession of the deity. Special poojas are conducted throughout the festival, and the temple is illuminated with Chuttuvilakk. The celebrations include the grand Ezhunnallath procession and conclude with the Guruthi ritual, symbolizing the goddess's protection and blessing.
Nagakalam
Nagakalam is a unique form of mystical ritual generally associated with ancestral temples dedicated to serpent gods. This intricate ceremony involves creating elaborate patterns and designs on the ground using natural powders, representing the serpent deities. The ritual is believed to invoke the serpent gods' blessings and protection, emphasizing the deep-rooted cultural and spiritual significance of these deities in ancestral worship.
Contact Address: Kuruppath Bhagavathi Temple, Kothakulam Beach Rd, Thrissur, Kerala 680568
Phone Number:0480 2835396
