The presiding deity of the temple is Goddess Bhagavathy (Devi). The Mulakkalathukavu Devi Temple is an active and revered place of worship for the local community in Kilimanoor. Like many traditional temples in Kerala, it adheres to established customs and rituals. It serves as a spiritual hub where devotees gather to offer prayers and seek the blessings of the Goddess for their well-being, prosperity, and the fulfillment of their desires. The temple's presence contributes significantly to the cultural and religious fabric of the Kilimanoor region.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Thrikkarthika Maholsavam
The Thrikkarthika Maholsavam is a grand and auspicious celebration at Mulakkalathukavu Bhagavathi Temple. This festival features Ezhunnallath, a ceremonial procession of the deity, and the significant offering of Pongala by devotees. Additionally, Bhagavatha Parayanam (recitation of the Bhagavatha Purana) and the traditional Thrikkarthika Sadhya (feast) are integral parts of the festivities, drawing large numbers of devotees to participate in the divine celebrations.
Sarppabali
Sarppabali is an important ritual performed at Mulakkalathukavu Bhagavathi Temple to ward off Sarppa Dosha (afflictions caused by serpent deities). This sacred ceremony involves elaborate offerings and prayers specifically aimed at appeasing the serpent deities (Naga Devatas), seeking their blessings for protection and the removal of obstacles believed to be related to Sarppa Dosha. Devotees participate in Sarppabali to ensure peace, prosperity, and overall well-being in their lives.
Contact Address:
Mulakkalathukavu Bhagavathi Temple,
Pappala - Mulakkalathukavu Rd, Thattathumala,
Kilimanoor, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695614
Phone number: 9446260066
