Renowned as Thenkailasam
and Vrishabhachalam, Vadakkunnathan Temple is amongst the largest and pre
historic Shiva temples around the periphery of Gods own Country Kerala. Located
within the serene ambiance of Thrissur city, the temple depicts the typical
illustration of Kerala architecture.
Encircled by massive
colossal of rocks the temple commands an area of nearly 9 acres and within the
reach of fortification there are four gopurams and what’s amazing is each of it
are facing the direction of all side.
The theatre of temple
which is known as Koothambalam is renowned all over the world and its four
brilliant gateways and stone work needs special remark as it reflects a wisdom
and skill of craftsman.
Imposing walls which reaches
the doors of courtyard has been crafted in such a way so that it could command
all the direction which is another splendid work of architect. When it comes to
the presiding deity here you will witness the shrines of Lord Paramashiva,
Parvathy, Sankaranarayana, Ganapathy, Sri Rama and Sri Krishna which relates
the mind higher spiritual perspective.
Since the site is eminent
for its elegance of work here you will witness an exquisite murals painting and
when it comes to relate the crest of the central shrine it conjures the
magnificence of superb work and structural sensation.
As per the mythology it is
believed that Parasurama constructed this temple and the splendid area which he
commissioned to work out this brilliance entices tourist from all across the
world specifically Hindus who never feel weary appreciating the glides of this
historical and inspirational temple.
When it comes to
celebrating the journals of festival Pooram requires special mention because it
is during this festival you will witness the colours of procession but the main
magnitude of the festival is Elanjitharamelam and Kudamattom.
Beside that other
important festivals which get celebrate within the premises of the divine
temple are Shivaratri, Aanayoottu and many more.
As per the archaeological
survey it is believed that temple dates back its history to 350 years and when
it comes to its religious potency make sure to visit the site during the time
of April and May you will come to know the importance of the temple.
Dedicated to the divine
power of Lord Shiva visit here could well serve your religious purpose and not
to mention those who have travelled here have eventually found the true spirit
of eternal force. So come here and feel
the positive vibe and consecrated force of the lord and feel blessed.
Things
to Note
The temple is strictly
established for Hindu so that means other religion followers might have to say
no if you planning the visit here.
Temple
timings
Morning: 3
AM to 10.30 AM
Evening: 4
PM to 08.30 PM
How
to Get There
Nearest Airport is Cochin
International Airport and Nearest Railway Station is Thrissur Railway Station
which is located at a distance of 2 km away from the temple. By road Thrissur
is very well connected with the North-South Corridor National Highway System
which in turn has made travelling via road more convenient and comfortable.
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