Sree Siva Badhrakali Temple is located in Elanthikara. Its around a few hundred meters away from Elanthikara junction. Its around 50 km from Thrissur, around 10km from Mala. You can also reach the temple from Kodungallur or Angamaly (15km).
Below are some of the photos of this temple.
Peruvanam Mahadeva Temple is located in Thrissur district, Kerala State, South India. Its around 10 kms away from Thrissur town, on the way towards Kodungallur.
The temple dedicated to Lord Shiva stands in 7 acre ground surrounded by a tall wall. The temple is famous for its Pandi and Panchari melams during the Peruvanam pooram – The Peruvanam Nadavazhi forms an ideal venue providing one of the finest acoustics and natural theater to listen to the melams.
Here are some of the pictures of this historic temple and the pooram.
Sree Maheswara Bhagavathy (Bagavathy) Temple or simply known as SNDP Siva Temple is located in Chelakottukara, Thrissur. Its around 3 km away from Thrissur town. Below are some of the photos or pictures of the temple talen during the Makayiram Mahotsavam.
Kuttanellur Sree Durga Bhagavathi Temple or Kuttanellur Bhagavathy Temple is located near the NH 47 bye pass road from Eranakulam to Mannuthy in the Kuttanellur area of Thrissur district, Kerala, South India. Its said to be one of the 108 Durga temples created by the Parashurama Maharshi. The pooram here is famous for the Pandi and Panchari melams. The diety is said to the sister of Valarkavu Sree Durga Bhagavathi. Both Valarkavu and Kuttanellur pooram are on the same day.
Below are some of the pictures of this temple during the pooram.
Sree Vada Kurumba Kavu Devi Temple is located in Thiroor, around 8kms away from Thrissur town (in Kerala State, South India), on the way to Wadakanchery. The temple is dedicated to the godess Bhadrakali. The temple is open from 5am to 11am, 5pm to 7.30pm. The annual Vela festival is observed in Kumbham month, it last 3 days – each day vela is by a different desam. First day celebration (Revathi Vela) by Thiroor/Pottore Desam. The second day’s festival (Aswathi Vela) by Kolazhy Desam. Third day’s festival (Bharani Vela) by Mulangunnathukavu Desam.
Below are some of the pictures of this temple and festivals.
