Punkunnam Sree Shiva Temple — Attraction in Kerala

Om Sairam.Om Namah Shivay. If u want peace of mind away from huzle and buzzle of town all Siva mandir is a correct place.This temple is also like that. In the temple compund inside there is Sarpakkavu,Krishna mandir and Ayyappa mandir. Siva and Parvathy are inain temple. Not much crowd as new generations are not getting time for all this. Parents need to take small children between 5 to 10 to such places innthe evening between ,6 to 7 pm and attend Arathy and tell them stories from our puransm. This will help them in future. Praying to Siva for such a change in society. U can do many times pradakshinam outside enjoying nature and praying to Him and chanting panchakhsram. That will create great peace and good walking for half an hour in such atmosphere will improve the health also. May lord Siva bless all families. May He protect all families like His family. Om Namah Shivay. Temple has a counter for doing archanas and selling books and pooja items also. Big Arayals are there.Totally out ofvthe world . Miniature Vadakkunnathan temple...

Lord Shiva...atmosphere that brings out the spiritual content in you

The temple is believed to be about 1000 years old. This temple is a classic example of the Kerala style of architecture.

During Sabarimala season the pilgrims are given food free of cost. The Poonkunnam Siva Temple was built by the Rajas of the medieval century, and each visitor holds a 4-day fast before entering this temple. Daily rituals and ceremonies are carried out here at 3:50 in the morning every day. Idols are decorated with fresh flowers everyday, and according to local belief, the devotees who attend this aarti are freed of all their sins. Millions of believers from all over the globe flock in high numbers to this temple during the Sabarimala season. Free food is provided to guests during this season as well. This temple also boasts ornate ancient...

This temple s located bang on the Punkunnam - Pushpagiri - Puzhakkal junction and is one of the oldest temples in Thrissur. Lord Shiva, the presiding deity is in all grandeour here. The temple also has Goddess Parvathy, Lord Ganapathy, Lord Ayyappa and Lord Krishna, besides Nagadevatas. The Krishna temple was rebuilt recently and is beautiful too. Pay a visit whilst at Thrissur and enjoy the tranquility of the place. The temple is open from 5.30-10.30 AM and 5-8 PM. MahaShivarathri, Thiruvadhira, Mandala Puja and Pradosha divasa are some of the most important days when the temple comes to life. Dolls display during Navaratri and Ayyappa velakku puja, Ganesh Chaturthi also see grand celebrations outside the temple, in the...