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Temple info -2968   मंदिर   सूचना    -2968 கோயில் தகவல்-2968  The Ongallur Thali Shiva Temple, Pattambi, Palakkad, Kerala, South India. The Ongallur Tali Shiva Temple is located near Pattambi in Palakkad District, Kerala. The Temple is famous for its intricate Laterite Sculptures. It is believed that this beautiful Temple was built by the Chola Kings around 2000 years ago. The Temple is more than just a religious site and plays a central role in the social and cultural life of the local community. The main Deity of this Temple is Lord Shiv, a prominent Deity in Hinduism who symbolizes creation, protection and destruction. The Shiv Linga in this temple is remarkable for its large circumference. The Sreekovil (Sanctum Sanctorum) in this Temple is a Three Tiered and it faces East. There is a small Pond near the Temple.  Devotees seek the blessings of Lord Shiv for strength, courage and inner peace. Alongside Lord Shiv, the Temple reveres subsidiary Deities suc...

 Temple info -2849 मंदिर  सुचना -2849 கோயில் தகவல்-2849 The Ongallur Thali Shiva Temple, Pattambi, Palakkad, Kerala, South India. The Ongallur Tali Shiva Temple is located near Pattambi in Palakkad District, Kerala. The Temple is famous for its intricate Laterite Sculptures. It is believed that this beautiful Temple was built by the Chola Kings around 2000 years ago. The Temple is more than just a religious site and plays a central role in the social and cultural life of the local community. The main Deity of this Temple is Lord Shiv, a prominent Deity in Hinduism who symbolizes creation, protection and destruction. The Shiv Linga in this temple is remarkable for its large circumference. The Sreekovil (Sanctum Sanctorum) in this Temple is a Three Tiered and it faces East. There is a small Pond near the Temple.  Devotees seek the blessings of Lord Shiv for strength, courage and inner peace. Alongside Lord Shiv, the Temple reveres subsidiary Deities such as Ayyappa - repres...

 Temple info -2842 கோயில் தகவல்-2842 Cherpulassery Ayyappan Kavu Thanks P.R.Ramchander Cherpulassery  ins an important town of Valluvanadu, and is between Pattambi and Perinthalmanna. It has one very famous  Ayyappan temple. Here Swamy  Ayyappan is with his wife Prabha devi   and son Sathyaka. This temple is called  as Sabarimala of Malabar as well as Sabarimala  of  women. This is one of the 108   Ayyappa temples  consecrated  by Lord Parsaurama,It seems Dharma Sastha  ascended the throne of this  temple  after gaining  mastery  in Vedas  ad so many people bring their  children for Vidhatambham   at this temple There is an interesting story about its origin, It seems ten Nambhudiri families  were living  near this temple.One of them started  praying the Dharma Sastha at Thiruvullakavu sastha temple at Peruvanam  for the birth of a child to them  .On the day he complet...

 Temple info -2833 கோயில் தகவல்-2833 The Ayalur Akhileshwara Temple The Ayalur Akhileshwara Temple   Kerala, the land of swaying palms and serene backwaters, also boasts a rich tapestry of ancient temples. Today, we embark on a spiritual journey to the Ayalur Akhileshwara Temple, a hidden gem nestled amidst the verdant embrace of Palakkad. Unveiling the Ancient Marvel: A Pilgrim's Guide to the Ayalur Akhileshwara Temple Located in Ayalur, Kerala, along the banks of the Ayiloor river and at the base of Ayilamudichi hill in Nemmara, lies the Ayalur Siva Temple. Situated 32 kms from Palakkad and 47 kms from Thrissur, this temple holds significance akin to the renowned Shiva temples of Central Kerala such as Vaikom, Kaduthuruthi, and Ettumanoor. Alongside Pallavur and Tripallur temples, Ayalur Temple shares similarities in linga installation, worship methods, and concurrent worship practices on the same day. Lord Shiva, known as Akhileswaran, is the principal deity of this temple,...

 Temple info -2670 கோயில் தகவல் -2670 Thiruppuraikkal Bhagawathy Temple, Vadakkanthara,Palakkad Situated in Palakkad, Vadakkanthara Thirupuraikal Bhagavathy Temple is a famous temple dedicated to Kannagi. The temple is also known as Kannagi Amman Temple. It is the one and only Kannagi temple in Kerala where Kannagi is worshipped in full idolic form. Location  Kerala, Palghat, Thiruvananthapuram Legend According to the legends, Kannagi's husband, Kovalan was wrongly accused of being thief. The Madurai King ordered to execute Kovalan without a proper trial. After the death of Kovalan, a furious Kannagi burnt down the entire town. Kannagi left Madurai and came to Kerala along with her companions Kannadath and Kannangottu Pullottayyan. Kannagi gave darshan to King Shekharivarma and he built "Nadappathimannam Kshethram" for Kannahi. During Tippu's Malabar invasion, he destroyed many temples including "Nadappathimannam Kshethram". Devotees later recovered the divi...