The Ramavaramanchira Krishna Temple is an ancient temple where the peaceful form of the goddess and the fierce Karingalimurthy are installed facing each other. This unique installation allows devotees who come to pray to receive the blessings of the goddess.
Additionally, the temple is adorned with various sub-deities such as Kuttichathan, Apooppankavu Ganapathi, Madan Thampuram, and Kanyavu, each revered for their divine significance and unique blessings they bestow upon worshippers.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Sree Krishna Jayanthi Maholsavam
Sree Krishna Jayanthi Maholsavam at the Ramavaramanchira Sreekrishna Swamy Temple in Karkkonam, Thiruvananthapuram, devotees observe the Bhagavatha Sapthahayanjyam, reciting the eighteen thousand verses of the Bhagavata Purana in twelve cantos. This sacred event celebrates Lord Krishna's divine life and teachings, fostering a deeply spiritual atmosphere within the temple premises.
Uriyadi
Uriyadi is a traditional game observed in certain regions of India, where a simple knot made of rope, called Uri, is used to stack earthen pots filled with milk, curd, and ghee. Participants attempt to break the Uri and retrieve the contents of the pots by splashing water onto the player, holding the rope which is controlled by another person through a loop tied to it.
Contact Address: Ramavaramanchira Sreekrishna Swamy Temple, Ramavaramanchira, Karakonam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 629152
Phone Number :081292 15465
