The main deity of the temple is Ayyappan, who is also known as Dharmasastha and Manikandan. Ayyappan is revered as the Hindu deity of truth and righteousness, embodying virtues such as honesty, justice, and moral integrity.
The temple serves as a spiritual center for devotees, offering a place for prayer and reflection on the values of truth and righteousness that Ayyappan represents.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Kalasha Abhishekam
Kalasha Abhishekam, an important ritual in Hindu worship, symbolizes the abundance of positive aspects of life. It represents purity, prosperity, power, wellness, and health. By performing this sacred ritual, devotees seek to invoke divine blessings for these essential elements in their lives.
Kootu Ganapathi Homam
Kootu Ganapathi Homam is a ritual dedicated to Lord Ganapati, performed to invoke blessings for happiness, prosperity, and good health. During this ceremony, offerings are made to Ganapati, including various sacred substances, while chanting mantras and performing specific rituals. The Homam is believed to remove obstacles and bring about favorable conditions in life.
Contact Address: Thampanoor Sree Ayyappa Temple, SS Kovil Rd, opposite Ayyapa Temple, Overbridge, Santhi Nagar, Thampanoor, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695001
Phone Number: 0471 2324080
