Temples in Kerala

Sree Vilwadrinathaswami Temple, Tiruvilwamala

Pilgrimage tourism has become a common trend among all categories of people these days. Devotees from different parts of the country and also from outside visit Kerala in order to worship at Sabarimala and Guruvayur regularly. There are other temples in Kerala which attract thousands because of certain special features and importance. Sree Vilwadrinatha temple at Tiruvilwamala of Thrissur district is one such temple.

Guruvayoor Sree Krishna temple in Kerala - The Holy Abode of Lord Sree Krishna

Guruvayoor Sree Krishna temple is a very popular religious place in Kerala located near Thrissur district. It is the holy abode of Lord Krishna who is the avatar of Lord Mahavishnu. Read this article to know all the information about Guruvayoor temple including the history, dress code, festivals, rituals, darshans, official website and address of the temple.

Kottiyoor Mahadeva Temple

Kottiyoor Mahadeva Temple, located in Kelakam in Kannur district is an important pilgrimage centre in Kerala. Kottiyoor Mahadeva Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi is surrounded by thick dense forest with lush greenery. Spellbinding view of natural landscape makes you relieve from stress and tension.

The Thiruvangad Sree Rama Swamy temple - One of the important temple of North Malabar

Thiruvangad temple is one of the famous temple in Malabar. This is located at Tellichery.This temple is devoted to Sree Rama. This temple has a great place in our history. This article highlights the history and architectural beauty of the temple and the Vishu Mahotsavam.

Vadakkumnathan Temple in Thrissur

This articles contains description of the charming and unique vadakkumnathan temple situated in trichur district of kerala.

Thirunelli Temple

Thirunelli temple is one the the ancient temples which is know for its rituals for cleansing of sins of the departed souls .

Guruvayur temple

Glorious history of Guruvayur temple

Sabarimala temple - changes in structures but not in rituals and devotions

The internationally famous Sabarimala Ayyappaswami Temple in 1942 was a small structure as is displayed from a very rare picture here. The temple and premises have undergone vast changes during the span of 60 years. But the devotion has only increased as is evident from the pour of devotees from every nook and corner of the country

How to go about Sabarimala Vratham for 41 days?

Sabarimala Vratham and austerities are known all over the world among the devotees of Lord Ayyappa Swamy. These 41 days one has to keep his mind and body under control like a sadhu or a sanyasi, without hurting others in their word and deed.

The Trek to Sabarimala Sannidhanam in Kerala

From Erumeli the pilgrims trek for about 60 kilometers to see their Lord Ayyappan at Sabarimala, sitting in splendour, on top of the neelimala. This is a very arduous and difficult trek and only the Saranam Vilis of the Ayyappas are heard all around calling him for help to see them through safe and sound.

Sree Muthappan of the Parassinikadavu Temple

Sree Muthappan is a well known deity who is said to be a manifestation of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. Muthappan or Mootha Appan, means Grand father in the malayalam language. In the Parassinikadavu temple which is located in Kannur, Theyyam is performed regularly as a prayer to the God, as Lord shiva, Lord Vishnu and Sree Muthappan himself.

Sri Padhmanbhaswamy Temple

Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple is located at the Thiruvananthapuram district of kerala. This is a famous Hindu temple in Kerala which is located inside the fort in Trivandrum city. This temple is one of the ancient temple in Kerala.This temple is devoted to Lord Vishnu(Lord Padmanabhaswamy)