The Kodikura Ghoshayaathra at Panamoodu Sree Bhadrakaali Devi Temple in Kollam district is a vibrant and spiritually significant festival that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Kerala. Scheduled on April 16, 2026 (Medam 03, 1201), this grand procession begins at 5:00 PM and marks an important ritual offering to Goddess Bhadrakaali.
The procession starts from Anikkulathu Chira and is ceremonially received at Dakshayani Chira, accompanied by traditional Thalappoli, devotional chants, and powerful percussion ensembles that create a divine and festive atmosphere. Devotees gather in large numbers to witness and participate in this sacred event seeking blessings and prosperity.
A key highlight of the festival is the Thrikodi Nercha , symbolizing devotion and gratitude to the deity. The event also features the revered Paraykku Ezhunnallathu, where devotees make life offerings as an act of deep faith and surrender.
ποΈ Kodikura Ghoshayaathra Procession
π₯₯ Thalappoli & Traditional Reception
π₯ Percussion Melam
π Thrikodi Nercha Offering
The temple premises are cleaned and beautifully decorated in preparation for the Kodikura Ghoshayaathra festival.
Devotees assemble at Anikkulathu Chira before 5:00 PM to participate in the sacred procession.
The Kodikura Ghoshayaathra starts from Anikkulathu Chira with devotion and traditional rituals.
The procession is accompanied by Thalappoli offerings and vibrant percussion ensembles creating a festive spiritual atmosphere.
The procession is ceremonially received at Dakshayani Chira with traditional honors and rituals.
Devotees perform Thrikodi Nercha and other offerings seeking blessings from Goddess Bhadrakaali.
Special ritual offerings are made as life vows by devotees, marking the spiritual climax of the event.
The grand ceremonial procession begins from Anikkulathu Chira, marking a sacred offering to Goddess Bhadrakaali with devotion and tradition.
Devotees welcome the procession with Thalappoli, carrying lamps and offerings, creating a divine and festive atmosphere.
Powerful percussion ensembles accompany the procession, enhancing the spiritual energy and cultural richness of the festival.
Special offerings are made by devotees as an act of faith and gratitude, seeking divine blessings from the Goddess.
A unique ritual where devotees offer life vows, symbolizing deep devotion and spiritual surrender to the deity.
The divine procession travels through traditional routes from Anikkulathu Chira to Dakshayani Chira, allowing devotees along the way to witness and receive blessings.
Venue: Panamoodu Sree Bhadrakaali Devi Temple, Neeravil, Perinad P.O., Kollam, Kerala 691601
Nearest Town: Kollam (6 km)
Railway: Kollam Junction Railway Station (6 km)
Airport: Trivandrum International Airport (75 km)
Road: Easily accessible via NH 66 and local roads; frequent bus and taxi services available from Kollam town and nearby areas
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