
Sree Thaithaya Tharavad Thondachan Devasthanam
Kanool, Bakkalam, Nelliyode, Kannur district
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Abhiraj Panakkadan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Festival dates · Season 2026–27
- Dates to be announced
Sree Thaithaya Tharavad Thondachan Devasthanam Kaliyattam — dates to be announced
Theyyams: Kandanar Kelan, Thondachan
No date announced for this season yet.
Last season (2025–26)
1 Mar 2026 · Kumbam 17 · 04:00 AM - 06:00 AM
Kandanar Kelan (01 Mar, 04:00 AM), Thondachan (01 Mar, 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 Sree Thaithaya Tharavad Thondachan Devasthanam
Sree Thaithaya Tharavad Thondachan Devasthanam is a Theyyam venue in Nelliyode panchayat, Kannur taluk, listed in DTPC Kannur's official Theyyam calendar. At its last festival (March 2026) the Theyyams listed were Kandanar Kelan, Thondachan.
Theyyams performed here
How to reach
Location is approximate: the pin is placed at Nelliyode (from DTPC's panchayat listing), not at the shrine itself. Ask locally or call the temple before travelling.
Nearest rail
Kannur (CAN) / nearest local station
Bus
KSRTC / private buses from Kannur, Taliparamba or Payyanur; auto-rickshaw for the last mile
Address
Kanool, Bakkalam, Nelliyode Kannur
Coordinates: 8.45150, 76.96499 · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors; Google Maps embed © Google.
Theyyam photos (representative, not taken at this kavu)
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Abhiraj Panakkadan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Abhiraj Panakkadan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Representative photo, not taken at this venue · Photo: Abhiraj Panakkadan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons






