Kappil Bhagavathy Temple Varkala — Attraction in Kerala

Visiting Kappil Bhagavathy Temple during the festival was a truly enchanting experience. The temple, nestled amidst the serene beauty of Kerala, richly decorated with colorful lighting exuded a sense of divine presence and spiritual energy.

The 10 days festival atmosphere was electric, with devotees prayers, rituals with lighting thousands of lamps, and different cultural performances, dance, folk and theatre. The highlight of the visit was witnessing the elaborate procession, where the deity was carried on a beautifully decorated Elephant, accompanied by chanting devotees and the rhythmic beats of traditional drums. A grand fireworks display illuminated the entire sky with delightful colors, lighting up the faces of devotees with happy smiles.

Overall, my visit to Kappil Bhagavathy Temple during the festival left me with a profound sense of peace and spiritual fulfillment. It was a reminder of the timeless traditions and rich cultural heritage that are integral to the fabric of Kerala's religious landscape.

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Kappil Bhagavathy Temple is a Hindu temple located in Kappil. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali, who is believed to be an incarnation of Goddess Parvati.

The temple is a popular pilgrimage destination for the devotees living in Kappil village and nearby areas.

The annual festival (Utsavam) usually takes place in the Malayalam months of meenam and is celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion is marked by a number of rituals and cultural events. The festival start with hoisting the temple flag.

This temple is very beautiful with unique architecture, which combines elements of traditional Kerala style with modern design.

The main sanctum of the temple is adorned with intricate carvings and murals, which depict scenes from Hindu mythology. The temple also has a beautiful pond, which adds to its serene and tranquil atmosphere.

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Calm and quite place... Closes at 10 am and opens at 5.30 pm in the evening... Large ground and there are space to take rest... There is a shiva temple , 5 minutes walk from the temple. Even if the atmosphere is so hot, people can rest under the shadows of big trees in the premises...

Many devotees comes to offer prayers... A geate feeling...

Must go place if visiting kappil... Kappil beach is just near to the temple... Maximum of 5...