Mutharamman Kovil Neyyattinkara During Navarathri Celebrations

by · May 18, 2017

There are several temples in the Tamil Nadu border districts of Kerala which worship deities associated with Tamil Nadu’s popular culture. Mutharamman is a popular goddess of Tamil Nadu, and a few temples are established in Kerala as well. They follow the same methods of worship, annual celebration and celebrate Navaratri celebrations the similar way. Here is a gallery of Navaratri celebrations of Mutharamman temple celebrated in 2016. The temple, also called Amman Kovil is situated next to KSRTC bus stand Neyyattinkara, and has been renovated in the past times. Presiding deity is Mutharamman, and the idols of Ganapaty, Naga Deva, Ayyappa, Hanuman, Siva, Parvaty and Subramaniya are also installed here. Annual Koda Maholsavan (Amman Koda Neyyattinkara) is celebrated in a grand manner.

A child writing on rice with turmeric on Vijayadasami
A devotee standing in front of Hanuman
Bomaikkulu for Navaratri
Close watch of front door of Mutharamman
Decorated idols for Navaratri celebrations
Front side of Muthaaramman Temple
Kaanikka Vanchi at Muthaaramma
Muthaaramma
Naga Deva at Muthaaramma
Other deities at Mutharamman temple
Right side of main temple
Side door of main temple
Temple premises of Muthaaramman
Upadevatha - Ayyappan Naga Hanuman etc
Upadevatha
Vedi Vazhipaadu - giving crackers as offerings
Writing on rice with turmeric

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Also watch the gallery of Sree Krishna temple, Neyyattinkara, a major spot for pilgrimage of south Kerala.

 

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