Santhoor Subramanya Temple
About Santhoor Subramanya Temple
Located in the village of Santhoor near Padubidri in Udupi district, Karnataka, this temple is dedicated to Kartikeya in his form as Subramanya, revered as the lord of all serpents. The spiritual significance of the temple is reflected in its festival calendar, which includes Shashti, Kiru Shashti, and Nagara Panchami. During the Shashti Mahotsav, the temple experiences a substantial influx of pilgrims who arrive early in the morning to receive darshan of the deity. Devotees participate in special poojas and seek blessings from Subramanya for health, wealth, prosperity, and peace.
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