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TAVANUR SRI VASUDEVAPURAM

Prathishta: Vishnu

Dist: Malappuram

Thaluk:

Panchayath: Tavanur

Festival:

Ashtami Rohini in Chingam (August-September) is the birthday of Lord Krishna. That is celebrated every year with cultural programs, procession, and special poojas including Guru pooja (Yatheeswara pooja) and Ashtami Rohini Pooja. The devotees are given special feast on this day.

Niraputhari: This takes place in the month of Chingam. Puthari means new rice. It is the formal beginning of the use of rice after the new harvest season. It is a tradition in Sanatana Dharma that any food, item or work is offered (dedicated) to Lord before it is used. Puthari payasam is offered to Lord.

Kuchela Dinam: The first Wednesday of the month of Dhanu (December) is celebrated as Kuchela Dinam. It is based on the belief that it was on this day that Kuchela, an ardent devotee of Lord Krishna offered Avil (parched rice) to him and in return attained eternal bliss and material prosperity. Avil offering is considered auspicious on this day.

Other important days of Temple are;
Navarathri (Mahanavami, Vijayadasami)
During Sabarimala Pilgrimage season, special Poojas at Ayyappa Temple
Ashtadravya Maha Ganapathi Homam
Vishukkani


Importance / Main offerings:

Daily Pooja, Vakacharthu, Udayasthamana Pooja, Ghee Nivedya, Ghee Lamp, Santhanagopala Archana, Vidyagopala Archana, Vasudevarchana, Dhanwanthari Archana,
Thrikala Pooja, Neeranjanam, Ada for Naradar are some of the offerings

 

Description:

The presiding deity of this temple is Lord Vishnu. Siva, Ganapathi and Sastha idols are main sub deities in the temple. The idol of Ganapathi is carved at the outside of Krishna Sreekovil, facing towards South. Such a Ganapathi idol is very rare among the temples in India.

The history of Sri Vasudevapuram Temple lies along with the ancient Hindu mythology. It is believed by the devotees that Sri Vasudevapuram Temple was built by the Mahathma Sri Vilwamangalam Swamiyar, who was a devout Brahmin. It is believed that the idol in the temple have been worshiped by Sri Vilwamangalam Swamiyar. The temple is built for his mother for offering prayers during her old age. After the disappearance of the mortal body of Sri Vilwamangalm Swamiyar, that devine idol was installed in a temple as per temple rituals for the benefit of common people. The remnants of his house (known as “Illathara”) are presently seen near to the temple. This historical truth concretes the belief that the temple was built by Sri. Vilwamangalam Swamiyar.

Thanthri:

Trustee: Sri Vasudevapuram Kshethra Samrakshana Trust

Address:

Phone : +91 9895694935
vasudevapuramonline@gmail.com

Any other information: http://www.vasudevapuram.com/
Photo:

Route: Kuttippuram – Tavanur – Ponnani Route, 7 km from Kuttippuram. Nearest Railway Station : Kuttippuram. It is inside Kerala Agricultural University Campus