The Attukal Bhagavathy Temple
The Goddess in the temple of Attukal is worshipped as the Supreme Mother, creator of all living beings and the mighty preserver as well as destroyer of them all. The pilgrims from all over the country, who visit Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple and worship the Lord, do not consider their visits complete without the visit to the shrine of the supreme Mother Attukalamma. Vishnumaya took the incarnation of Bhagavathy to annihilate the evil and protect the good in the world in the present Era namely Kaliyuga. Readmore..

sabarimala
Sabarimala pilgrims have to observe several austerities and regulations to undertake the pilgrimage. The vritham can be undertaken only after getting permission from one's parents and Guru. It should be undertaken in such a manner as to cause no inconvenience to one's family. The devotee must shave, clip his nails, trim his hair and bathe before the vritham. The holy garland should be cleaned and smeared with sandal paste and placed before the portrait of Lord Ayyappa. The devotee should also buy a new pair of coloured dhoti and towel or shawl. Readmore..

Sri Padmanabha Swami Temple
Padmanabha Swami Temple is situated inside the Fort of Thiruvananthapuram. It is the state temple of erstwhile Travancore. The main deity of this temple is Lord Vishnu, who according to the Hindu mythology is the supreme power which controls this universe. The capital city got its name Thiruananthapuram or the place where Lord Vishnu reclines on the sacred serpent Anantha, from this temple. Readmore..

Sivagiri Temple
Gurudev's association with Sivagiri in Varkala in south Kerala dates to 1904. Varkala used to be known as the southern Benares. A lover of nature and places radiant with natural beauty Narayana Guru built a hermitage on made a hermitage on top of the Sivagiri hill and stayed there. He grew some plants around the place. That solitary hill began to attract public attention ever since Gurudev appeared there. Readmore..

Parabrahma temple
Parabrahma temple in ochira which is spread about 36 acres of land attracts thousands of devotees every day to this small town. Ochira temple is so unique and different from the rest of the worship places across the state or country, in the sense that there is nothing exists here in the conventional form of a temple. Most part, the Temple premises is only open land with a few "Aal tharras" (a banyan tree with a base foundation). Puja is performed on this foundations. Readmore..

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