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Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu (original sanctum )

Konni Achankovil Road, Kerala 689691, India
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Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu sits tucked in the Konni, Achankovil forest, right by the banks of the Achankovil River, just 8 km from Konni on the Konni, Achankovil road. This 24‑hour open “forest temple” is steeped in the ancient traditions of the Dravida‑Naga tribal culture, making it a rare spiritual sanctuary in Kerala. Descending the 41 stone steps, you enter a lush sacred grove where nature and devotion entwine. The presiding deity, Oorali Appooppan—believed to guard 999 mountain gods—is worshipped with rhythmic tribal chants and nature‑based rituals rather than orthodox tantric ceremonies . The deity’s mother, Oorali Ammoomma, and a host of minor deities like Yakshi, Nagaraja, Ganesha, Kuttichathan, and Harinarayana Thampuran add to the spiritual atmosphere. Key festivals such as the ten‑day Pathamudaya Mahotsavam (starting from Vishu), Mandala‑Makaravilakku, and the monsoon ritual Karkidaka Vavu attract thousands of devotees. Daily offerings include toddy, betel leaves, tender coconuts even an elaborate padayani with 3 to 999 coconuts and tribal arts like kumbha‑pattu, padayani, bharatakali, mudiyattam, vanarayoottu, meenoottu and feast‑prasad enhance the immersive cultural experience. Visiting this temple feels like stepping into a mystical, living heritage site. The energy of the forest, the vibrant tribal rhythms echoing under the canopy, and the constant flow of sincere worship all fuse into a deeply spiritual, soul‑stirring experience. For seekers of unique cultural immersion and communion with nature, Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu is an...

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🌺 Sree Kallely Appuppan Temple Review 🌺

If you’re looking for a spiritually uplifting and peaceful experience, the Sree Kallely Appuppan Temple is a must-visit! 🛕💫 Nestled in a serene setting, this temple is known for its beautiful deity, Appuppan, revered by many for blessings of health, prosperity, and family harmony. 🌿💖

Ambience & Surroundings: The temple is surrounded by lush greenery 🌳, creating a tranquil environment that feels far removed from city life. The gentle breeze and calming vibes make it a perfect spot for meditation or simply soaking in the divine atmosphere. 🌞🌸

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Prasadam: The prasadam here is delightful, and devotees often speak of the blessings they feel after visiting. 🍥🙏

Traditional Rituals: The temple conducts various traditional rituals, especially during festivals, which bring the place to life with colorful decorations and joyous chants. 🎉📿

Tips:

Visit Early Morning 🌄 or Evening 🌅 for a serene darshan.

Parking is available, and the temple is well-maintained, with helpful staff to guide devotees. 🅿️💧

Whether you're a spiritual seeker or just want to experience Kerala’s temple culture, Sree Kallely Appuppan Temple offers an experience filled with peace and...

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Sree kalleli oorali appooppan kavi

sree Kallely Oorali Appoopan kavu is an ancient temple located at Kallelythottam in Konni, Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. The deity here has long been worshipped as the supreme power of nature and the lord of around hundred and one Mala Daivangal (999 Mountain Gods). The temple is also noted for its festival which falls during the Monsoon season of Kerala. The major ritual performed in this temple is the Karkkidaka Vavu ceremony, a Hindu ritual observed in memory of the departed souls of ancestors. During the day, special offerings in the form of tender coconuts and betel leaves are offered to the presiding deity of this temple(kalary). Anayoottu (feeding of elephants), Vanarayoottu (feeding of monkeys) and Meenoottu (feeding of fish)kallely lamp,snake pooja,bharatha poomkuravan-kurathi pooja,kochukunju arukala pooja ,moorthi pooja, vellamkudi nivedhyam,yakshiyamma pooja,uru pooja,land pooja,water pooja tree pooja,kuttichathan pooja,kallely ganapathi pooja , 999 mountain pooja,complete old faymous tribal pooja tribal songs and dance kumbha pattu,thalayattam kali,bharathakali,kambu kali are other rituals...

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Amal Raj RAmal Raj R
Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu sits tucked in the Konni, Achankovil forest, right by the banks of the Achankovil River, just 8 km from Konni on the Konni, Achankovil road. This 24‑hour open “forest temple” is steeped in the ancient traditions of the Dravida‑Naga tribal culture, making it a rare spiritual sanctuary in Kerala. Descending the 41 stone steps, you enter a lush sacred grove where nature and devotion entwine. The presiding deity, Oorali Appooppan—believed to guard 999 mountain gods—is worshipped with rhythmic tribal chants and nature‑based rituals rather than orthodox tantric ceremonies . The deity’s mother, Oorali Ammoomma, and a host of minor deities like Yakshi, Nagaraja, Ganesha, Kuttichathan, and Harinarayana Thampuran add to the spiritual atmosphere. Key festivals such as the ten‑day Pathamudaya Mahotsavam (starting from Vishu), Mandala‑Makaravilakku, and the monsoon ritual Karkidaka Vavu attract thousands of devotees. Daily offerings include toddy, betel leaves, tender coconuts even an elaborate padayani with 3 to 999 coconuts and tribal arts like kumbha‑pattu, padayani, bharatakali, mudiyattam, vanarayoottu, meenoottu and feast‑prasad enhance the immersive cultural experience. Visiting this temple feels like stepping into a mystical, living heritage site. The energy of the forest, the vibrant tribal rhythms echoing under the canopy, and the constant flow of sincere worship all fuse into a deeply spiritual, soul‑stirring experience. For seekers of unique cultural immersion and communion with nature, Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu is an absolute must‑visit.
Dr KAPDr KAP
Situated in a forest area and 24 hrs open sanctum where indo Dravidian style rituals and poojas are being conducted Main daity is appopan and ammomma along with ganesh, nagars and other deities related to pancha bhootas and nature Very powerful gods Did vatti orukku(having tamboolam of beetel leaves,tobacco leaves,beetel nut in full, liquour, incense sticks,turmeric powder, camphor& diya wicks with cocconut), sathru samhara pooja, nanaya pooja & kudumba aishwarya pooja They will call the gods around the hills and have to come back after our wishes are fulfilled. Very nice positive vibe and feel They have ponkala and annadanam through out there Everything is available there and at a reasonable rate Lot of people come from outside for prayers This time for corrective poojas after the previous results obtained Did 9 no naalikera(cocconut) padeni abd naazhi para Very great feel i got after prayimg and conducting rituals there
raajanandh sraajanandh s
Sri Kalleli Oorali Appoopankaavu is an ancient shrine based on Dravida Concepts located at Kallelithottam in Konni, Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. The deity here has long been worshipped as the supreme power of nature and the lord of around hundred and one Mala Daivangal (Mountain Gods). The temple is also noted for its festival which falls during the Monsoon season of Kerala. The major ritual performed in this temple is the Karkkidaka Vavu ceremony, a Hindu ritual observed in memory of the departed souls of ancestors. During the day, special offerings in the form of tender coconuts and betel leaves are offered to the presiding deity of this temple. Anayoottu (feeding of elephants), Vanarayoottu (feeding of monkeys) and Meenoottu (feeding of fish) are other rituals performed here.
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Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu sits tucked in the Konni, Achankovil forest, right by the banks of the Achankovil River, just 8 km from Konni on the Konni, Achankovil road. This 24‑hour open “forest temple” is steeped in the ancient traditions of the Dravida‑Naga tribal culture, making it a rare spiritual sanctuary in Kerala. Descending the 41 stone steps, you enter a lush sacred grove where nature and devotion entwine. The presiding deity, Oorali Appooppan—believed to guard 999 mountain gods—is worshipped with rhythmic tribal chants and nature‑based rituals rather than orthodox tantric ceremonies . The deity’s mother, Oorali Ammoomma, and a host of minor deities like Yakshi, Nagaraja, Ganesha, Kuttichathan, and Harinarayana Thampuran add to the spiritual atmosphere. Key festivals such as the ten‑day Pathamudaya Mahotsavam (starting from Vishu), Mandala‑Makaravilakku, and the monsoon ritual Karkidaka Vavu attract thousands of devotees. Daily offerings include toddy, betel leaves, tender coconuts even an elaborate padayani with 3 to 999 coconuts and tribal arts like kumbha‑pattu, padayani, bharatakali, mudiyattam, vanarayoottu, meenoottu and feast‑prasad enhance the immersive cultural experience. Visiting this temple feels like stepping into a mystical, living heritage site. The energy of the forest, the vibrant tribal rhythms echoing under the canopy, and the constant flow of sincere worship all fuse into a deeply spiritual, soul‑stirring experience. For seekers of unique cultural immersion and communion with nature, Sree Kallely Oorali Appooppan Kavu is an absolute must‑visit.
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Situated in a forest area and 24 hrs open sanctum where indo Dravidian style rituals and poojas are being conducted Main daity is appopan and ammomma along with ganesh, nagars and other deities related to pancha bhootas and nature Very powerful gods Did vatti orukku(having tamboolam of beetel leaves,tobacco leaves,beetel nut in full, liquour, incense sticks,turmeric powder, camphor& diya wicks with cocconut), sathru samhara pooja, nanaya pooja & kudumba aishwarya pooja They will call the gods around the hills and have to come back after our wishes are fulfilled. Very nice positive vibe and feel They have ponkala and annadanam through out there Everything is available there and at a reasonable rate Lot of people come from outside for prayers This time for corrective poojas after the previous results obtained Did 9 no naalikera(cocconut) padeni abd naazhi para Very great feel i got after prayimg and conducting rituals there
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Sri Kalleli Oorali Appoopankaavu is an ancient shrine based on Dravida Concepts located at Kallelithottam in Konni, Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. The deity here has long been worshipped as the supreme power of nature and the lord of around hundred and one Mala Daivangal (Mountain Gods). The temple is also noted for its festival which falls during the Monsoon season of Kerala. The major ritual performed in this temple is the Karkkidaka Vavu ceremony, a Hindu ritual observed in memory of the departed souls of ancestors. During the day, special offerings in the form of tender coconuts and betel leaves are offered to the presiding deity of this temple. Anayoottu (feeding of elephants), Vanarayoottu (feeding of monkeys) and Meenoottu (feeding of fish) are other rituals performed here.
raajanandh s

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