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Sree Oottukulangara Bagavathi Devaswom - Peruvemba

Long ago, in a thick forest area, around midnight melodious voice of a lady was heard by a person from 'Panan' community. What was heard at a distance soon came close by. As he stood mesmerized by the melody of the song, he heard a heavenly voice: "Do you like music so much?", to which he replied: "Yes". He expressed his desire to have a glimpse of the singer. Then the voice said: "if you insist to see the singer, you may do so by closing one eye and seeing through the other eye". Accordingly he did, saw and stood shocked at the sight. He saw a radiant lady singing while swaying on a swing. The frightened Panan immediately informed other community people like Blacksmith, Carpenter, Goldsmith etc.

Following astrological advice, the Devi was installed at Thoovasseri Mannam, after decorating the floor with rice flour Rangoli. As per the wish of the Devi, the present Temple was built by the families of Mannattil and Naduvath. Thus the festival which started with rice flour decoration was named as "Nila Manichil Vela". After consulting the "Thantry", the Devi-in 'Saumyya Bhava' was installed at this Temple with all religious rituals and practices. Even today, the Trustees of the Temple are the heads of Mannattil and Naduvath.

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Events

Sree Oottukulangara Bhagavathi have various festivals celebrating divine traditions

Chanthabhisekam
Historic Festival

Chanthabhisekam

A sacred ritual of anointing the deity with sandalwood paste, creating an atmosphere of divine blessing and spiritual rejuvenation for all devotees.

Multi-Day Festival
Temple Premises
Kathir Mahotsavam
Grand Celebration

Kathir Mahotsavam

A magnificent festival featuring traditional performances, cultural programs, and devotional offerings that bring together the entire community in celebration.

Traditional Ceremony
Temple Grounds
Nila Manichil Vela
Annual Festival

Nila Manichil Vela

The temple's Annual festival commemorating its origins, featuring the traditional rice flour Rangoli art and ceremonial processions steeped in heritage.

Foundation Festival
Temple Complex