Malayalappuzha Bhagavathy Temple
Malayalappuzha Bhagavathy Temple, located near Pathanamthitta in Kerala, is one of the most revered Devi temples in South India. The presiding deity, Malayalappuzha Bhagavathy, is a powerful form of Goddess Bhadrakali, worshipped for prosperity, protection, and the removal of obstacles. The temple is renowned for its spiritual aura, intricate wood carvings, and traditional Kerala-style architecture.
According to legend, the idol of the Goddess was brought from Kodungalloor, and the temple was built to enshrine Her divine presence. The Devi here is believed to grant blessings to devotees seeking success, justice, and relief from hardships. The temple also houses idols of Lord Shiva, Lord Sastha, Nagaraja, and other deities, adding to its sanctity.
The annual Malayalappuzha Meena Bharani festival is a grand celebration, attracting thousands of devotees from across Kerala. The festivities include processions, traditional art performances, and special poojas, all conducted with great devotion and splendour.
Another notable aspect of the temple is the beautiful mural paintings and stone sculptures that adorn its premises, reflecting the cultural richness of Kerala’s temple art. The serene surroundings, combined with the divine energy of the Goddess, make the temple a must-visit spiritual destination for devotees and visitors alike.
Address : 7RQF+77 Malayalapuzha-Puthukkulam, Kerala
Phone : 04712321132