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Trichambaram Sree Krishna Temple, located in Thaliparamba, Kannur district, is one of the most vibrant and historically fascinating places to visit in North Kerala. Often referred to as the “Guruvayoor of the North”, this ancient temple has a very unique spiritual atmosphere. While in most temples across India Lord Krishna is depicted as a calm,…
Kannangat Bhagavathy Theyam, who is the chief among the mother deities is the clan deity of the Maniyani (Yadava) community. It is Lord Sri Krishna’s sister Yogamaya Devi is performed as Kannangat theyyam. Muchilotu Bhagwati’s best friend Kannangat Bhagwati has a lot of similarities with Muchilotu Bhagwati in looks and acting. Kannangat Bhagavathy Theyam performing…
The Western Ghats, which form the eastern border of Kerala, play a crucial role in the state’s climate, biodiversity, and water resources. These mountain ranges, which share a border with Tamil Nadu, are also major tourist destinations in Kerala. Anamudi (2,695 m) is the highest peak in the Western Ghats and in South India. It…
In the past, during the time of the local kings, their territories were divided by demarcation for administrative convenience, and such places are called swarupams. Theyam mainly existed in such fourteen swarupas. Each swarupa had a clan god of that swarupa, like the ancestral clan god. Kola swarup, Nidiyiruppu swarup, Thekkan Kutti swarup, Vadakkan Kutti…
Theechamundi or Ottakolam is a very popular theyam that is performed in North Kerala. Theechamundi Theyam is an extremely rigorous ritual that requires extreme physical fitness and mental strength. Theechamundi Theyam is actually Narasimha Murthy himself, the fourth incarnation of Lord Vishnu who took birth to kill the evil demon king Hiranya Kasipu. Theechamundi is…
Muchilot Bhagwati’s Theyya Kolam is the most prominent in Theyyam universe. Muchilotu Bhagavathy is the deity of the Vanya community. The Brahmins of Perinchelloor (present-day Taliparamba) in North Kerala were exceptionally learned. There was no one to rival them in Vedic science. Even the Brahmins from different villages used to come to Perinchellor to engage…