Chakkulathukavu Sree Bhagavathi Temple

Beautiful temple of ma bhagawati. You have lord shiva, ganesha, muruga, ayyapa, Naresh, hanuman and nav graha as well. There is a kund inside the temple. I found many colorful clothes and a small cradle tied on banyan tree there, but I don't know the reason for the same.

Very nice temple ...got positive feel from there

Chakkulathukavu Temple is one of the popular temples in Alappuzha of Kerala. The temple celebrates unique festivals like the Naari Pooja and the other Vazhipads (Special rituals of Kerala) are been offered to the deity. Devotees flock to the temple to worship goddess Bhagavathy.
The temple is one of the most popular Hindu temples devoted to the Goddess Durga. The immediate vicinity of the temple is Neerathupuram. The location of the temple is most idyllic as the two renowned rivers called Pamba and Manimala run on both sides of the temple. The entire temple exudes the divine power of the Mother Goddess Durga.

The temple can be reached by air from the nearest International airport at Cochin which is at a distance of about ninty kilometers from the temple.

By train the temple can be reached from the nearest railway station located at Thiruvalla which is merely nine kilometers from the temple.

By road there is a rich road network that can be used to reach the temple. The state and private bus services ply on several routes.

Religious place. Big temple not owned by government.

The Chakkulathukavu Temple is one of the ancient temples in kerala. Goddess Durga is the presiding deity of the temple. Located on the banks of the river Pampa. The Temple is one of the most popular pilgrimage centres in all of Kerala. The Chakkulathukavu Ponkala falls on the Malayalam month of Vrishikam, which is around November-December time. Millions of women gather in and around the temple premises to cook the ‘Nivedyam’ which is as an offering to the goddess. ‘Panthrandu Noyampu’ is another celebration in the temple, which includes fasting and prayers, seeking the blessings of the goddess.

A famous Devi Temple in Alappuzha District. Roof of the temple is open and the Devi gets a feel of changing weather conditions. Visited during monsoon and could see rain water falling from the roof infront of the deity. It is a temple with high energy and vibrations. Also the temple is maintained well for the queues. The travel towards the temple from Kottayam was great with beautiful paddy fields and rivers running across. 'Pongala nivedayam' is a sweet dish that is considered a favorite of the Goddess and women flock in large numbers to the temple to offer the same. Its famous for its diety the Goddess and its known as Ladies Sabarimala.

Great temple. The Goddess in her full power to bless her devotees.

Annadanam organisers need to have an eye on the " Annam" suppliers . They have a bit of an attitude to the devotees.

If Annam is given a smile along with polite attitude is definitely worth it.

Chakkulathukavu Devi Temple is located at Neerattupuram, Thalavady panchayat,in Alappuzha District. Mother Goddess Durga is worshipped here. The temple is fondly called as the Sabarimala of women , River Pamba and River Manimala flow on the two sides of Chakkulathukavu temple.The major rivers Pamba and Manimala flow on both sides of the temple. Chakkulathukavu pongala is a famous festival associated with the temple. It falls on the Malayalam month of Vrischikam (November/ December) and is a grand affair. 'Pongala nivedayam' is a sweet dish that is considered a favourite of the Goddess and women flock in large numbers to the temple to offer the same. Enormous lines are formed outside the temple with devotees carrying this dish in earthen pots for cooking.Temple timing is from morning 4:30–11am, Evening 4:30–8pm .

Best experience ever. The holy place. We will find the inner peace here. Parking facilities are available. There are so many shops and we can witness everything. The fishes in the pond are just amazing. We can just wash our hands and legs. The nearest bus stop is about 100 metres away from the temple.

Worship of Pongala for Goddess Durga is very femous festival here in chakkukathu kavu , It's very crowded since it is happening in Sabarimala season . Pls take care of yourself and belonging, chain snatching and pick pocket cases are there in this crowd situations of festival time. Timming for Darshan 5 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm . But it's really nice experience to be part of the ritual worship of Pongala. Hanuman idol is very big and attractive

Chakkulath Sree Bhagavathi Temple, located in Alappuzha district of Kerala, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Bhagavathi. The temple holds immense significance for devotees and visitors due to its rich history, architectural beauty, and spiritual ambience.

The temple is known for its stunning architecture, adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant colors that reflect the traditional Kerala style. The serene surroundings of the temple, nestled amidst lush greenery and serene backwaters, create a tranquil and spiritually uplifting atmosphere.

Devotees flock to Chakkulath Sree Bhagavathi Temple to seek blessings from the goddess Bhagavathi, believed to be a bestower of fertility and prosperity. The temple's annual festival, "Chakkulathukavu Pongala," is a major event that draws thousands of worshippers who offer pongala (a ritualistic offering) to the deity, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere.

The temple's management and staff are known for their hospitality and dedication, ensuring that visitors receive a warm welcome and have a fulfilling spiritual experience. Additionally, the temple complex includes facilities for pilgrims, such as dining halls and accommodation, reflecting the commitment to providing a comfortable and inclusive environment for all devotees.

Overall, Chakkulath Sree Bhagavathi Temple offers a deeply enriching and culturally immersive experience for those seeking spiritual solace and an insight into Kerala's religious traditions. Whether for religious purposes or simply to appreciate the temple's architectural beauty and serene surroundings, a visit to this sacred site is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Best temple once in a life every one has to visit, no too much renovation is going in the temple, I enjoyed lot and mind get relaxed,

This is a little different Hindu Temple of Lordess Bhagavati.
Unlike other temples the daylight is falling directly on the deity and the Temple is open till 1.00 pm in the morning. Very helpful for Long distance worshipers.

Another peculiarity of the temple is the "Ponkala" , conducted once in a year in which ladies can participate in and have to cook payasam. On the D-day entire place around will be crowded with worshipers spread across the Kerala State and from parts of Tamil Nadu .

Vast areaa, good ambiance

Very neatly and well maintained temple which has a serene atmosphere. There are direct buses from Thiruvalla Ksrtc bus station so there is no hassle to get here.

Very calm and holy place situated near thiruvalla. Pongala is main offering here. Big parking space available near temple. They provides annadhanam on all the days.

Better place for devotees...

Powerful god Lord Bagavathi amman ( Sri durga)
Well connected in all kerala majer cities

Chakkulathukav Sri Bhagavathy Temple is a famous Hindu temple located on the Neeretupura in Thalavadi Panchayat of Alappuzha district. The temple is located near Tiruvalla city in Pathanamthitta district. The main deity of this temple is Goddess Vanadurga, the primeval power. Mother Goddess Bhagwati is known as Chakkulathamma. Durga is worshiped in all her forms like Mahakali, Mahalakshmi, Mahasaraswati, Parvati etc. The concept of Bhadrakali is also worshiped. Ganapati, Shiva, Vishnu, Subrahmanya, Shasta, Hanuman, Navagrahas, Naga deities, Brahmarakshas and Yakshiamma also have deities as sub-deities. The famous Pongala is held here on Trikartika day in the month of Scorpio. Pongala is a Dravidian ritual worship performed by women for Ishtakaryasiddhi before Goddess Annapurneswari. Kartikastambha, Lakshdeepam, Naree Puja on the first Friday of the month of Sagittarius, chanting prayers, and taking a vow of abstinence are also held here. Navratri is also celebrated here. This temple is described as the "Women's Sabarimala" of Central Travancore. [1] The temple is administered by a Namboothiri family named Pattamana. The temple is located at the confluence of Pampanadi and Manimalayar on the border of Alappuzha, Pathanamthitta and Kottayam districts.

Chakkulathu Kavu is a Hindu temple, dedicated to goddess Durga. The temple is located in Neerattupuram, Thalavady panchayat, Alappuzha District, Kerala and is one of the most popular temples in the state. Located on the banks of the holy Pampa River, this temple has attracted pilgrims all over Kerala and became one of the most popular pilgrim centre of the state, thanks to the excellent promotional strategy of the temple management. The major festival is Pongala which takes place in the temple during the month of Vrischikam (November/December). The other festivals are Naree pooja, Thrikkarthaka.