It is said that the deity was brought from Narikkottu manor and spiritually cleansed with holy water before it was consecrated on a pedestal. The temple is situated at the Pariyaram Panchayathu stop on the Payyanur route. Theyyams performed here range from Pulloor Kaali, Pullikkarinkaali, Pulloor Kandan, Pulikkandan, Karinthiri Nair, Vishnumoorthy, Raktha Chamundi, Kurathiyamma, Kundoor Chamundi and both southern and northern Gulikans.
In Kerala, festival dates are decided in accordance with the Malayalam calendar and the local traditions and customs. We have calculated the festival dates based on these. But there can be changes in the dates according the customs and rituals associated with each place of worship. As such, these should be considered only as approximate dates and have to be confirmed with the local authorities.
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Theyyam is an integral cultural symbol of North Malabar that combines religion, culture and aesthetics. Local collectives together with government initiatives have strived to make these unique art forms, rituals and cultures of North Malabar expand and reach across the world
A blend of dance, music and fervent devotion, Theyyam is an ancient ritualistic form of worship. Performed at temples or traditional houses especially in Kerala's Kannur and Kasaragod districts, Theyyam has in course of time developed regional variations. The Dance of the Divine presents a comprehensive account of this ancient ritual
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