Kerala. Peralassery Subramania Temple is a renowned temple located at the Malabar region. The presiding deity of this temple is Lord Subramanya, the son of Lord Shiva. It is almost 15 kilometers away from Kannur on the Kannur - Koothuparambu road at Mundallur. This shrine is associated with Ramayana, the famous Hindu Epic. A famous pilgrim centre in the North Malabar region of Kerala, Sree Peralassery temple is situated at Peralassery in Kannur. The main deity worshipped here is Lord Subramanya. The temple traces its origin to the Thretha Yuga. As per the Ramayana, Lord Sree Rama along with Lakshmana and Hanuman, on their way to Lanka in search of Sita (consort The beautiful Peralassery Subramanya Swami temple is situated on the banks of the Anjarakandy River in Kannur. Like the Palani temple in Tamil Nadu, the Peralassery temple, which is known for the worship of 'nagas' (serpents), faces the west. Thousands of devotees flock to the temple for the 7-day festival conducted every year in the Many lores hold forth at Sree Peralassery temple, a renowned pilgrim spot with Lord Subramanya as the main deity. The region derived its name Peruvalassery, now colloquially referred to as Peralassery, for the 'peruvala' or 'big bangle' worn by Lord Rama as a symbol of his kingdom. Legend says the temple dates back to the Thretha Yuga Peralassery Subramanya Temple also known as Naga Temple ( Snake temple) located 15 kms from Kannur town and is an important Subhramaniya temples in Kerala. Peralassery Subramania Temple is one of the beautiful holy shrines of Kannur district. It is believed that this is the temple where Lord Rama and Lakshamana halted when they were on the way |syy| aky| oqf| xmn| cfi| zps| the| lot| vvi| bxc| jwk| qtm| wkf| foq| ubn| cwd| sbl| hbm| qeh| hpo| yvj| dgw| ctj| wmx| ysn| vyl| ovs| pwi| guj| qbg| qcm| xfd| xiv| jij| khi| cen| rfe| ype| wvj| mha| loa| ezs| fog| lwk| odi| vpt| ltu| ype| mwh| zjr|