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Ezhumattoor Devi Temple
Religion
Affiliation	Hinduism
District	Pathanamthitta
Location
Location	Ezhumattoor
State	Kerala
Country	India
Devi Temple, Ezhumattoor, Pathanamthitta, Kerala
Geographic coordinates	9°25′31.2″N 76°42′19.4″E / 9.425333°N 76.705389°E / 9.425333; 76.705389 [1]
Architecture
Type	Architecture of Kerala
Specifications
Temple(s)	One
Elevation	101.13 m (332 ft)

Ezhumattoor Devi Temple is a temple located at Ezhumattoor. The primary deity of Ezhumattoor Devi Temple is Devi.

This temple is located at an altitude of about 101.13 m above the mean sea level with the geographic coordinates of 9°25′31.2″N 76°42′19.4″E / 9.425333°N 76.705389°E / 9.425333; 76.705389 in Pathanamthitta, Kerala in India.

The temple is known as Sree Panamattathukavu Devi Temple and it annually celebrates the Vishu Padayani on the first day of the Malayalam month of Medam. The festival is celebrated for seven days and includes various rituals such as Chootu vaipu, Thappu, Kaimaini, Kolam's dance, Adavi, and Eda Padayani. The main event of the festival is Valiya Padayani, also known as Vishu Padayani, which is celebrated on the day of Vishu and is considered a big day for the goddess. The festival also includes a Vinodam called 'Thangalum Padayum', which is a comic interlude performed by individuals dressed as Muslim warriors, showcasing the communal harmony in the area. ^[1]

References

External links

• GeoHack - Ezhumattoor Devi Temple