Kodungallur Sree Kurumba Bhagavathy Temple
कोडुंगल्लूर श्री कुरुम्बा भगवती मन्दिर
A Kerala Bhagavathy shrine where the presiding deity is described as a wooden image of Kali and Bharani shapes the annual cycle.
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Place and overview
Kerala Tourism describes the presiding deity at Kodungallur as a six-foot wooden image of Kali, worshipped within the region's Sree Kurumba Bhagavathy and Bhadrakali traditions.
Tradition and setting
Kodungallur Bharani is the best-known festival, with intense local forms of song and procession. Observe respectfully without copying acts that could cause injury or violate current rules.
Planning your visit
Festival access, dress, photography and entry arrangements can change. Consult the official temple and Kerala Tourism information before visiting, especially during Bharani.
Timings, entry and routes can change. Check the current notices from the official references below before travelling.
References and corrections
Original BhajanDhara summary. Temple history and visitor context draw on the following temple, government or institutional references.
Sacred narratives are presented as tradition. Opening hours and booking arrangements should be confirmed at the source.