Edava Kuruthi Mahotsavam 2026 at Sri Mulamkadakam Devi Temple, Kollam is one of the spiritually significant annual festivals celebrated with deep devotion and traditional rituals in Kerala. The festival will be celebrated on 18 May 2026 (Monday) and 19 May 2026 (Tuesday), corresponding to 1201 Edavam 4 & 5 in the Malayalam calendar. Devotees from different parts of Kerala visit the temple during these auspicious days to seek the blessings of Goddess Bhadrakali and participate in the sacred ceremonies.
The Edava Kuruthi Mahotsavam is known for its powerful devotional atmosphere, special poojas, traditional temple rituals, and offerings conducted according to Kerala temple traditions. The temple premises become vibrant with devotional chants, lamps, floral decorations, and cultural spirituality throughout the festival days. Special prayers and ceremonial offerings are performed for the prosperity, protection and wellbeing of devotees.
Sri Mulamkadakam Devi Temple in Kollam holds a respected place among famous Devi temples in Kerala. During the festival period, hundreds of devotees gather to witness the sacred rituals and experience the divine atmosphere of the temple. The celebration reflects the rich cultural heritage, faith and spiritual traditions associated with Kerala Temple Festivals.
๐ช Special Devi Poojas
๐ฅ Sacred Kuruthi Rituals
๐ถ Traditional Temple Devotional Programs
๐ฏ๏ธ Evening Deeparadhana Ceremony
๐ Devotee Offerings & Spiritual Gatherings
The sacred Edava Kuruthi Mahotsavam begins at Sri Mulamkadakam Devi Temple with traditional rituals, special poojas, and devotional ceremonies.
Special poojas and offerings are performed for Goddess Bhadrakali seeking blessings, prosperity, protection, and spiritual wellbeing for devotees.
The sacred Kuruthi ritual, one of the most important ceremonies of the festival, is conducted with deep devotion following Kerala temple traditions.
Evening Deeparadhana along with devotional chanting and prayers creates a divine spiritual atmosphere inside the temple premises.
Devotees can witness traditional temple music, devotional performances, and spiritual programs conducted during the festival celebrations.
Hundreds of devotees participate in special vazhipadu offerings and prayers to receive the blessings of Sri Mulamkadakam Devi.
Traditional temple rituals and ceremonial processions are conducted with lamps, percussion instruments, and devotional participation.
The two-day Edava Kuruthi Mahotsavam concludes with final poojas, blessings, and sacred rituals on 19 May 2026.
The major highlight of the festival is the powerful Kuruthi Ritual Ceremony performed with deep devotion following traditional Kerala temple customs.
Devotees participate in special Bhadrakali Devi Poojas and sacred offerings seeking blessings, prosperity, and spiritual protection.
Hundreds of devotees gather at Sri Mulamkadakam Devi Temple during the festival days to witness rituals and receive divine blessings.
The festival atmosphere becomes vibrant with traditional devotional music, temple percussion, and spiritual chanting throughout the celebrations.
The evening Deeparadhana ceremony with glowing lamps and devotional prayers creates a divine and spiritually uplifting atmosphere.
The festival beautifully reflects the rich heritage of Kerala Temple Festivals through rituals, customs, devotion, and cultural spirituality.
Venue: Sri Mulamkadakam Devi Temple, Mulamkadakam, Kollam, Kerala 691012
Nearest Place: Mulamkadakam Junction (0.5 km)
Nearest Town: Kollam Town (3 km)
Railway: Kollam Junction Railway Station (4 km)
Airport: Trivandrum International Airport (72 km)
Road: The temple is well connected through Kollam city roads and nearby highways. Regular KSRTC and private bus services are available from Kollam, Karunagappally, Paravur, and nearby areas. Autos and taxi services are easily accessible for convenient travel to the temple.