Pazhangodu Sree Koorankunnu Bhagavathy Temple
Pazhangodu, Kannur district
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Athulvis · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Festival dates · Season 2026–27
- Estimated
Pazhangodu Sree Koorankunnu Bhagavathy Temple Kaliyattam 2026-27
25 Feb – 28 Feb 2027 · Kumbham 12–15 (Malayalam calendar)
Theyyams: Panchuruli Amma, Manjali Amma, Raktha Chamundi, Puthiya Bhagavathy, Vishnumoorthy, Arya Poonkani Amma, Bappuriyan Kolam, Oorpazhassi
Kerala Tourism listed the last held dates as: 24 to 27 February 2026. Gregorian dates above are derived for the 2026-27 season from the Malayalam calendar.
Last season (2025–26)
25 Feb – 27 Feb 2026 · Kumbam 13-15 · 07:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Raktha Chamundi Amma Purappad (25 Feb, 07:30 AM), Thee Chamundi (26 Feb, 04:00 AM), Panjuruliyamma (26 Feb, 03:00 PM), Kaniyamballi (27 Feb, 06:00 PM)
Source: DTPC Kannur official Theyyam calendar. Last season’s dates are shown for reference only; this season’s dates may differ.
24 Feb – 27 Feb 2026 · Kumbam 13-15 · 04:00 AM - 06:00 AM
Kaikolan (25 Feb, 04:00 AM), Manjaalamma (25 Feb, 04:00 AM), Veerali (26 Feb, 04:30 AM), Puthiya Bhagavathi (26 Feb, 05:00 AM), Bhadrakali (26 Feb, 05:00 AM), Oorpazhassi Daivathaar (27 Feb, 02:30 AM), Bappiriyan (27 Feb, 03:30 AM), Arya Poonkanni (27 Feb, 06:00 AM)
Source: DTPC Kannur official Theyyam calendar. Last season’s dates are shown for reference only; this season’s dates may differ.
Confirmed dates come from the temple’s own notice. Listed dates were published by a Theyyam calendar website and Estimated dates are worked out from the traditional Malayalam date; both can shift. Always confirm with the temple before travelling.
About Pazhangodu Sree Koorankunnu Bhagavathy Temple
Pazhangodu Sree Koorankunnu Bhagavathy Temple has a close resemblance to the Kanyakumari temple where spectacular dawns can be viewed in any season. The temple is situated near lush paddy fields and sparkling ponds. The origin of the temple is the story of the Ship Captain and Goddess who came crossing the sea on a ship. This temple is open to worship everyday. An old tree in the temple premises stands as testimony to the old age of the temple.
Theyyams performed here
How to reach
The temple is at Pazhangodu which is on the way to Kowapram via Cherukunnu Thara from Kannur. Nearest Railway Station: Kannapuram Railway Station, about 4 km away. Location 100 Theyyams of Kerala See more --> 100 Theyyams of Kerala Nagaraja and Nagakanni Theyyam Vairajathan Theyyam Pottan Theyyam See more Disclaimer: The festival dates listed are in accordance with the Malayalam calendar and adhere to local traditions and customs. However, just as the customs and rituals associated with each place of worship can vary, dates may change as well. The calendar should, therefore, be considered as an approximate calendar, and dates listed should be confirmed with local authorities. Every attempt has been made to provide current and up-to-date information on contacts listed but Kerala Tourism accepts no liability for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of reliance on the information provided. Toll free No: 1-800-425-4747 (Within India only) Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala, Park View, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India - 695 033 Phone: +91 471 2321132, Fax: +91 471 2322279, E-mail: info@
Nearest rail
Kannur (CAN) / nearest local station
Bus
KSRTC / private buses from Kannur, Taliparamba or Payyanur; auto-rickshaw for the last mile
Address
Pazhangodu, Cherukunnu, Kannur, Kerala - 670301, Phone: + 91 497 2864042
Coordinates: 12.00584, 75.29750 · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors; Google Maps embed © Google.
Theyyam photos (representative, not taken at this kavu)
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Athulvis · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Athulvis · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Athulvis · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Watch the Theyyam
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