The main deity of the temple is Lord Mahavishnu, worshipped in the form of a murti installed in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. Lord Vishnu is revered as the preserver in Hinduism, and devotees offer prayers and rituals to seek his blessings for prosperity, protection, and well-being.
Devotees visit the temple to offer prayers, perform rituals, and seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thiru Ulsavam
Thiru Ulsavam, observed on the month of Meenam (typically falling in March-April), is a significant festival celebrated in many temples in Kerala, India. During Thiru Ulsavam, the presiding deity of the temple is honored with elaborate rituals, processions, and festivities spanning several days. Devotees from near and far participate in the celebrations, which often include cultural programs, traditional music and dance performances, and offerings to the deity.
Vishu
Vishu, a significant festival celebrated in Kerala, marks the beginning of the Malayalam New Year and typically falls in the month of Medam. On Vishu morning, families traditionally wake up to see the Vishukkani, a collection of auspicious items arranged in front of deities in their homes. The Vishukkani typically includes items such as rice, fruits, vegetables, flowers, coins, and a mirror, symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and good luck for the coming year.
Contact Address: Manakulangara Mahavishnu Temple, Porathissery, Thrissur, Kerala 680712
Phone Number: 0480 272 1927
