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Mutharamman Temple

Thiruvananthapuram,

About Mutharamman Temple

The temple opens for darshan during two periods each day: morning hours from 06:00 to 09:00, and evening hours from 17:00 to 20:00. The Sandhya Aarti, the evening ritual of worship, takes place at 19:00. Visitors should note that timings may vary on festival days, and it is advisable to contact the temple office before travelling to confirm the schedule for your intended visit.

The temple is particularly known for two distinctive ritual practices. Naranga Vilakku Samarppanam involves devotees lighting lamps with lemons as an offering, undertaken to seek blessings for the removal of Raahu Dosham and for prosperity. Ayilya Pooja is dedicated to serpent deities and is performed to seek protection from serpent-related afflictions. These rituals reflect the specific spiritual concerns of the devotee community served by this temple.

Festivals and Auspicious Occasions

The temple observes three major festivals during the year. Sharad Navaratri, falling in October, brings nine nights of worship dedicated to the Goddess. Karwa Chauth, also in October, is observed by devotees fasting for the wellbeing of spouses. Makar Sankranti in January marks the harvest season and the sun's entry into Capricorn. During these festivals, the temple is most beautifully decorated and draws larger numbers of worshippers. As with daily timings, festival day schedules may differ from regular hours.

Visiting Information and Facilities

The temple is located at TC 20/2863, KNRA 38, Thaliyal Road, Karamana Junction, Karamana, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695002. The coordinates are 8.4810845°N, 76.9653923°E, which can be entered into mapping applications for directions. The temple office can be reached at 9446171633 for inquiries regarding specific rituals, festival schedules, or other details.

Visitors should plan their visit according to the darshan timings and be aware that festival days operate on different schedules. The temple provides basic facilities such as footwear stands and cloak rooms. As is customary in Hindu temples, visitors are expected to remove footwear before entering the sanctum and to dress modestly. Those wishing to participate in specific rituals such as Naranga Vilakku or Ayilya Pooja should inquire with the temple office regarding procedures and any associated offerings or donations.

Reaching the Temple

Mutharamman Temple is situated in the Karamana area of Thiruvananthapuram, accessible via Thaliyal Road at Karamana Junction. The precise coordinates and address allow for straightforward navigation using online mapping services. Those travelling by vehicle can use the full address for GPS guidance. The temple office number provides a direct contact for directions or clarification on how to reach the shrine from various points in the city.

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How to reach

Address
TC 20/2863, KNRA 38, Thaliyal Road, Karamana Junction, Karamana, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695002
Directions
Mutharamman Temple is located in Thiruvananthapuram at 8.4811°N, 76.9654°E. Open in Google Maps
Temple office
9446171633

Darshan & aarti timings

Timings may vary on festival days — please confirm with the temple before travelling.

Morning Darshan
06:00 – 09:00
Evening Darshan
17:00 – 20:00
Sandhya Aarti
Aarti / ritual
19:00
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Festivals celebrated here

The temple is busiest and most beautifully decorated on these days.

24Nov
Kartik Purnimaकार्तिक पूर्णिमा

Dev Deepawali, Ganga ghats lit

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14Sep
Ganesh Chaturthiगणेश चतुर्थी

10-day Ganpati festival, Maharashtra

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20Oct
Dussehra (Vijayadashami)दशहरा

Victory of good over evil

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