Tripunithura Poornathrayeesa Temple
The Poornathrayeesa shrine in Tripunithura, with richly worked Kerala-style temple architecture.
At Chottanikkara, the goddess is worshipped as Saraswathy, Lakshmi and Durga at different times of day. Makam Thozhal is a major festival observance. This listing describes the devotional traditions without making claims that temple rituals treat illness.
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Chottanikkara, Ernakulam district, Kerala
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The Poornathrayeesa shrine in Tripunithura, with richly worked Kerala-style temple architecture.
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