Valiya Koonambaikulam temple
An ancient Bhadrakali temple at Koonambaikulam in Kollam district, known for its Kumbha Bharani festival.
Asramam Sree Krishna Swamy Temple is in Kollam, Kerala, on the shore of Ashtamudi Lake. Krishna is worshipped here as Navaneetha Krishnan, Krishna with butter. The temple sits on a mound made with earth dug from a spot nearby, which now forms the temple pond. The sub-deities include Ayyappan, who has a separate shrine with eighteen holy steps like those of Sabarimala, the Naga deities and the Navagrahas. The Kollam Pooram is the culmination of the temple’s ten-day festival, normally in mid-April.
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Kollam district, Kerala
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An ancient Bhadrakali temple at Koonambaikulam in Kollam district, known for its Kumbha Bharani festival.

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