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Trichendamangalam Mahadeva Temple, Peringanad

Est. 982 AD (eastern perimeter completed)

About Trichendamangalam Mahadeva Temple, Peringanad

The temple's most significant annual observance is the ten-day Mahadevara Thiruutsavam, during which the distinctive Ketukazhcha performances take place. Ketukazhcha is a traditional art form particular to Kerala's temple festivals, and the performances here draw visitors from across the region. The festival represents the temple's cultural importance beyond its function as a place of worship, anchoring it within Kerala's living traditions of ritual and artistic expression. Those planning a visit specifically to experience the temple's full ceremonial life should time their journey to coincide with this festival period.

Daily Worship and Darshan

The temple opens for darshan in two sessions: early morning from 04:00 to 11:00, and evening from 17:00 to 20:00, daily throughout the week. These timings reflect the traditional rhythm of temple worship, with the early morning hours considered particularly auspicious for visiting Shiva temples. Visitors should plan accordingly, as the morning session begins well before dawn. The temple maintains an active worship schedule, and various forms of offering and service are available to devotees. The temple administration operates a daily food offering programme as part of its service initiatives, reflecting the principle that sustenance itself constitutes a form of worship.

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Visiting the Temple

Visitors should dress modestly and respectfully when entering the temple. Shoes are typically removed before entering the inner sanctum, as is customary in Hindu temples. The temple is located on Trichendamangalam Temple Lane in Peringanad, approximately two kilometres west of Adoor town. Those arriving by vehicle will find the temple accessible via the Peringanad-Manakkala Road. It is advisable to check current timings before visiting, as festival days and special occasions may alter the regular schedule. The temple provides online booking facilities for certain rituals and services, which can be arranged in advance through their contact channels.

Reaching Peringanad

Peringanad is situated in Adoor Taluk within Pathanamthitta District, a region well-connected by road to major towns across Kerala. Adoor itself serves as the nearest significant town and transport hub. Visitors travelling from other parts of Kerala or neighbouring states should plan their route via Adoor, from which the temple is a short distance. The temple's exact coordinates (9.145642, 76.710275) can be used with mapping applications to determine the most direct route from your starting point. Local transport options and accommodation are available in Adoor and surrounding areas.

Contact and Facilities

The temple can be reached by telephone at +91 8547238018, and enquiries can be directed to trichennamangalam@gmail.com. The temple maintains an online presence where visitors can access information about festivals, book services, and view the temple calendar. Various forms of worship and ritual services are offered to devotees, and the temple administration welcomes those seeking to participate in its religious life. The temple's website provides additional details about its history, administration, and the services available to visitors.

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How to reach

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Trichendamangalam Temple Lane, Peringanad, Adoor Taluk, Pathanamthitta District, Kerala 691551
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Trichendamangalam Mahadeva Temple, Peringanad is located in at 9.1456°N, 76.7103°E. Open in Google Maps
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+91 8547238018

Darshan & aarti timings

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

Morning
04:00 – 11:30
Evening
17:00 – 20:00
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Festivals celebrated here

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

11Oct
Sharad Navaratriनवरात्रि

Nine nights of the Goddess

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20Oct
Dussehra (Vijayadashami)दशहरा

Victory of good over evil

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29Oct
Karwa Chauthकरवा चौथ

Fast for spouse's wellbeing

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