Sree Peralassery Temple

Sree Peralassery temple is situated at Peralassery in Kannur. The main deity worshipped here is Lord Subramanya. Famous for snake worship, hen’s eggs are the main offerings in the temple.

The temple pond is a source of wonder for all devotees, and taking a dip is considered sacred. This rectangular pond has an impressive architecture with countless steps leading into the pool from all the four sides.

This temple, renowned for its architectural splendour and legends, is a must-visit destination.

Parking and toilet facilities are abailable in the temple. Prasadam of peralassery temple is delicious and everyone should try once. Ootupura for eating payasam is there.

Temple Timings: Morning 4.00 am – 12.30 pm & Evening 4.15 pm – 8.00 pm

The Peralassery Sri Subrahmanya Temple is considered as an ancient temple, it is popularly believed that this place of worship was built by Lord Rama himself. The presiding deity of the temple is the serpent form of Lord Subrahmanya. Beautiful temple with a silent ambience about it.The pond adjacent is an architectural marvel. It also has so many fish which you can see in the clear water and which nudge against your feet when you stand on the steps. Both places are very clean and well maintained.No pujaris pushing you around.You pray as you wish.We were lucky to view theyyam over there.Made the visit complete.

One of the famous temples from the Northern Malabar area , where the main deity worshipped here is Lord Subramanya.Famous for snake worship, hen’s eggs are the main offerings in the temple.
One of the attractions of the temple is the pond, called Ayanivayal Kulam, having a beautiful design of steps around it.
The main festival of the Peralassery temple is conducted between 5 and 12 of the Malayalam month of ‘Dhanu’, usually during December or January months.

Perlassery Temple in Kannur District is a truly remarkable place of worship. The temple's architecture and its surroundings create a peaceful atmosphere for visitors.

The big pond in front of Perlassery Temple is a special place it's an important part of the temple's beauty. People use to clean themselves before going into the temple. It looks really great with different kinds of fish and you can take a peaceful walk by the water or sit and relax. If you're in Kannur, visiting Perlassery Temple is a must to have experience

A calm and devotional place for devotees with a beautiful temple pond which is a main attraction for people

The Peralassery temple in Kannur offers a serene and spiritually rich experience. The intricate architecture, dedicated priests, and vibrant rituals contribute to a unique cultural ambiance. The temple's historical significance and well-maintained surroundings make it a must-visit for those seeking a blend of tradition and tranquility.

The temple is known for Lord Subramaniyan and is considered very Auspicious to go here and take blessings. You can also pray here for lord's main supports , Peacock and Snake.
As part of temple, there is also lord Swami Sharanam Ayyappa temple as well, which one can visit and offer prayers.
The temple is known for its Trimaduram offering Prasadam made of mainly honey and sugar. Do get one.
Do not to miss to go to the adjacent historic temple pond before entering the temple.
The Temple closes at 12pm in morning and in evening reopens at 4pm.

I had been to this temple with my family and friends. There was no wait as it was Monday evening, I was stunned by the size of sacred pond (Kulam) and the temple was majestic too.

Hidden amidst the enigmatic landscapes of North Malabar in Kerala, the elusive Sree Peralassery Temple emerges, veiled in mystique at Peralassery in Kannur.
Lord Subramanya, the enigmatic deity, whispers ancient secrets within the temple walls, tracing its ethereal origins back to the Thretha Yuga.
In the echoes of the Ramayana, Lord Sree Rama, Lakshmana, and the devoted Hanuman tread a clandestine path to Lanka, seeking Sita. It is here, cloaked in the presence of Lord Subramanya, that Sree Rama, sanctioned by the elusive Lord Ayyappa, decides to consecrate the idol. A tale unfolds, as Hanuman embarks northward in pursuit of a fitting idol, leaving behind a void in time. In a ritual unconventional, Sree Rama, bearing his Peruvala, a regal bangle symbolizing kingship, enshrines the divine essence. Peruvalassery, whispered by the winds, transcends into the cryptic allure of Peralassery.

Step into the shadows of this legendary abode, renowned for architectural opulence and enigmatic tales. The temple unveils its secrets from 4:00 am to 12:30 pm in the morning and from 4:15 pm to 8:00 pm in the evening. Embark on a journey, where mystery intertwines with devotion at the captivating Sree Peralassery Temple.

Beautiful temple with peaceful vibes and moderate crowd. The stepped well is one of the main attraction.

The Peralassery Sri Subrahmanya Temple is located around 16 kms south of Kannur city on the Kannur-Kuthuparamba road. Considered as an ancient temple, it is popularly believed that this place of worship was built by Lord Rama himself. The presiding deity of the temple is the serpent form of Lord Subrahmanya and so when inside the temple, one can view many idols of the King Cobra. This majestic snake is considered holy and eggs are the main offering. The temple ‘Chira’ or stepped pond/tank, positioned just outside the temple entrance, is a structure of impressive scale. Visitors/devotees to the temple make it a point to wash take a dip here before entering the temple. An important annual attraction is the eight day Kodiyettam festival that is celebrated in the month of December and the festivities have been drawing thousands of visitors here every year.✨✅

Abode of Lord Subrahmanya at Peralassery, Kannur. Regarded by Hindus in High esteem.

Hello everyone,

Are you looking for a peaceful and mind refreshing devotional temple in kannur?... Here it is... One of them in kannur... (Kannur to Peralassery temple approx 15 KM, if you are coming by local bus you need to walk approx 900 metre from bustop).

It is one of the religious places in Kannur city and tourism place that do provide a peaceful environment which they are supposed to. Temple is quite large and marvellous in architecture. The main offering is mutta (egg) and sarppabali.
What made me excited was the temple pond rather than the temple. Its just a beautiful sight that can please your eyes. The architecture is really brilliant and marvellous. The pond is filled with fishes so you can enjoy a fish spa. This rectangular pond has an impressive
architecture with countless steps leading into the
pool from all the four sides.

Parking for vehicles may face difficulty because of the limited parking area and sometimes there may be lots of visitors to this temple (parking is free).

Temple Timings: Morning 4.00 am - 12.30 pm &
Evening 4.30 pm - 8.00 pm.

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A famous pilgrim centre in the North Malabar region of Kerala, lord subrahmanya temple.. Peace full and good feelings spreaded temple . Famous for snake worship, hen’s eggs are the main offerings in the temple.The temple pond is a source of wonder for all devotees, and taking a dip is considered sacred. This rectangular pond has an impressive architecture with countless steps leading into the pool from all the four sides.

Sree Peralassery temple is situated at Peralassery in Kannur. The main deity worshipped here is Lord Subramanya. Here hen's egg is offered to the Snake deity. The temple pond has amazing step well construction style and is mesmerizing to watch.

Wonderful architecture everywhere. Have a temple pond, which is one of the best I have seen interms of architecture.

A very peaceful ambiance. Has previously been used in many movies . The pond of the temple is a popular place for wedding photography.
Talking about the temple, its a very welcoming atmosphere. Calm and silent place. The workship time is well explained. Its mandatory for male devotees to take off their top before entering the naalambalam.
Proper instructions are provided on how to and how not to behave.

Its a huge temple 🛕. And a mind refreshing place.

One of the religious places in Kannur city and tourism place that do provide a peaceful environment which they are supposed to. Temple is quite large and marvellous in architecture. The main offering is mutta (egg) and sarppabali.
What made me excited was the temple pond rather than the temple. Its just a beautiful sight that can please your eyes. The architecture is really brilliant and marvellous. The pond is filled with fishes so you can enjoy fish spa🤪

The temple pond is a source of wonder .
This rectangular pond has an impressive
architecture with countless steps leading into the
pool from all the four sides. The local belief is
that on the day of Thulam Sankramam, Water
from the Cauvery will reach the well of temple
pond. This temple, renowned for its architectural
splendour and legends, is a must-visit
destination.
Temple Timings: Morning 4.00 am - 12.30 pm &
Evening 4.15 pm - 8.00 pm

Wonderful temple with rituals. You need to ask someone for anything you wana know as everything is written in Malayalam. A peace temple. Beautiful pond.

Very old temple of God Subramanian.
The Peralassery Sri Subrahmanya Temple holds the distinction of being an ancient place of worship, with a prevailing belief that it was constructed by Lord Rama. The central deity of the temple is Lord Subrahmanya in his serpent form.
Sree Peralassery Temple is located in Kannur, Kerala.

Peralassery Subramanyaswamy Temple, situated 15 km from Kannur on Kannur-Koothuparaba Road, is an ancient sacred site traditionally associated with Lord Sri Rama and Hanuman. The temple's rich history is intertwined with the epic Ramayana. Devotees flock to Peralassery to seek relief from 'Sarpa Dosham' or Serpent curses, which are believed to affect their lives based on their horoscopes. The primary deity here is Lord Subramanya in his serpent form, leading to unique offerings like eggs, a rarity in Hindu temples.