The main deity of the Thaliyakonam Vishnumaya Temple is Lord Vishnumaya, also known as Chathan, who is worshipped for protection, blessings, and the removal of obstacles. He is considered to be the son of Lord Shiva and Kulivaka, a tribal reincarnation of Sree Parvathi.
Devotees perform various rituals such as poojas, abhishekam, and special offerings to seek blessings from Lord Vishnumaya. The temple is also known for its unique rituals specific to Lord Vishnumaya worship.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Aantukolu Maholsavam
The Aantukolu Maholsavam is the annual festival celebrated at Thaliyakonam Vishnumaya Temple in Thrissur with great fervor and devotion. The festival features elaborate rituals including special poojas, abhishekam, and vibrant processions that honor Lord Vishnumaya. Devotees from far and wide participate in the celebrations, which also include cultural programs, traditional music, and dance performances, creating a spiritually enriching experience.
Thiruvonam
Thiruvonam at Thaliyakonam Vishnumaya Temple in Thrissur is celebrated with great devotion and grandeur, marked by special poojas and cultural performances. Devotees gather to offer prayers and partake in traditional feasts, seeking blessings from Lord Vishnumaya for prosperity and well-being.
Contact Address: Thaliyakonam Vishnumaya Temple, Thaliyakonam, Thrissur, Kerala 680712
