India Travel  »  Fairs Festivals India  »  Kerala  »  Pariyanampetta Pooram

Pariyanampetta Pooram


PariyanamPatta Pooram festival is celebrated at the Pariyanampatta temple, MangalamKunnu, Palakkad and is the famous festival of Valluvanadu. The festival takes place at the Pariyanampetta Bhagavathy Temple, Kattukulam 40 km from Palakkad. The residing deity of the temple is Goddess Bhagavathy.

Introduction to Pariyanampetta Pooram

PariyanamPatta Pooram festival is celebrated at the Pariyanampatta temple, MangalamKunnu, Palakkad and is the famous festival of Valluvanadu. The festival takes place at the Pariyanampetta Bhagavathy Temple, Kattukulam 40 km from Palakkad. The residing deity of the temple is Goddess Bhagavathy.

Time of Pariyanampetta Pooram

The pooram day is on the 7th of month of Kumbam according to the Malayalam calendar. It falls approximately on the second week of February. It is due to be celebrated on and from February 18 to February in the year 2011.

Fairs and Festivals in Kerala
Aanayoottu Thrisur Aaranmula Boat Race
Aarattu Aattachamayam
Adoor Gajamela Annual Festival at Anantheswara Temple
Adoor Mahalingeswara Temple Festival Anantheswara Vinayaka Temple Festival
Arattupuzha Pooram Arthunkal Perunnal
Attukal Pongala Champakkulam Boat Race
Chettikulangara Bharani Chinakkathoor Pooram
Cochin Carnival Easter
more Fairs and Festivals in Kerela ..


Description of Pariyanampetta Pooram

The Pooram festival is marked by the traditional folk and classical musical performances like the Tholpavakoothu, Kalamezhuthupattu, Pootham, Thira, Karivela, Kaalavela, Kuthiravela, Kathakali, Chakyarkoothu. The last day of the festival sees a Ceremonial procession of 21 elephants. These grandly caparisoned elephants are made to march through the streets while thousands of people gather to watch them and to seek blessings from them since the elephant is hailed as holy in Kerala

The elephant and traditional musical performances are inherent parts of religious festivals in South India- Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The fairs and festivals in Kerala are more so. Also musical performances are performed before the deity to please

Festivals in February 2012
Festival Name Festivals Day/Date
Surajkund Crafts Mela 1 - 15 Feb, Wednesday(starting)
Brij Festival 2 - 4 Feb, Thursday-Saturday
Beneshwar Fair (Dungarpur, Rajasthan) 3 - 7 Feb, Friday-Tuesday
Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 4 - 12 Feb, Saturday-Sunday
Indian Derby Weekend 2010 5 Feb, Sunday
Guru Gorakhnath Jayanti 5 Feb, Sunday
Thai Poosam 7 Feb, Tuesday
Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti 12 Feb, Sunday
Valentine Day 14 Feb, Tuesday
Guru Ramdas Jayanti 16 Feb, Thursday
Shekhawati Festival 12-14 Feb, Sunday-Tuesday
Mumbai Festival 17 - 19 Feb, Friday - Sunday
Taj Mahotsav 17-26 Feb, Friday-Sunday
Goa Carnival 18 - 21 Feb, Saturday-Monday
Konark Dance & Music Festival 19-23 Feb, Sunday-Thursday
Shivaji Jayanti 19 Feb, Sunday
Pariyanampetta Pooram 20 Feb, Monday
Maha Shivratri 20 Feb, Monday
Losar 22 Feb, Wednesday
Ramakrishna Paramhansa Jayanti 23 Feb, Thursday
Central Excise Day 24 Feb, Friday
Khajuraho Dance Festival 25 Feb - 2 Mar, Saturday-Friday
National Science Day 28 Feb, Tuesday
Uthralikavu Pooram 28 Feb, Tuesday
Grape Festival 28 Feb - 4 Mar, Thursday-Monday
Athmela Mahotsab February
Alwar Festival February
Natyanjali Festival February-March
The Delhi Flower Show Last week February
Chandigarh Garden Festival Last week February