This temple holds a significant place in the religious and cultural landscape of the region, attracting devotees from all over the state and beyond.
The temple is uniquely dedicated to two main deities Lord Krishna in his charming and playful child form (Bala Krishna), symbolizing divine innocence and joy. Goddess Bhadrakali, a fierce and protective form of the Divine Mother, representing power and benevolence.
Festivals and Rituals:
Thrissur Pooram: The temple’s most renowned event, attracting thousands of devotees and tourists who witness the majestic elephant processions, traditional percussion ensembles (Panchavadyam and Melam), and grand fireworks.
Janmashtami: Celebrated with great fervor to honor the birth of Lord Krishna, featuring devotional singing, dance performances, and elaborate rituals.
Bhadrakali Poojas: Special worship ceremonies dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali, highlighting the temple’s role as a center of Shakti (Divine Feminine) worship.
