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Nestled in the tranquil village of Pilathara, in Payyanur Taluk, Kannur district, Kerala State is a timeless symbol of devotion, heritage, and inclusivity.
This sacred space, deeply rooted in tradition, has recently been reconstructed to preserve its spiritual sanctity while honoring its historical essence.
The temple enshrines revered deities and theyyams, including Puthiya Bhagavati, Vishnumurthi, Kandanar Kelan and Gulikan, among others, embodying divine energies that bless and protect devotees.
Its annual Kaliyattam festival and Pathamudayam rituals attract visitors from all walks of life, fostering a spirit of unity and community.
With its inclusive ethos, the temple welcomes everyone, regardless of caste or creed. The cherished tradition of Annadanam, offering free meals during festivals, reflects its commitment to service and compassion.
Dermal Tharavadu invites all to embark on a spiritual journey, connecting hearts and souls through devotion and culture.



Nestled in the tranquil village of Pilathara, in Payyanur Taluk, Kannur district, Kerala State is a timeless symbol of devotion, heritage, and inclusivity.
This sacred space, deeply rooted in tradition, has recently been reconstructed to preserve its spiritual sanctity while honoring its historical essence.
The temple enshrines revered deities and theyyams, including Puthiya Bhagavati, Vishnumurthi, Kandanar Kelan and Gulikan, among others, embodying divine energies that bless and protect devotees.
Its annual Kaliyattam festival and Pathamudayam rituals attract visitors from all walks of life, fostering a spirit of unity and community.
With its inclusive ethos, the temple welcomes everyone, regardless of caste or creed. The cherished tradition of Annadanam, offering free meals during festivals, reflects its commitment to service and compassion.
Dermal Tharavadu invites all to embark on a spiritual journey, connecting hearts and souls through devotion and culture.
Theyyam
Theyyam
Step into the divine world of Theyyam at the Dermal Tharavadu Temple, where tradition and reverence meet in the joyous celebration of culture. Witness the vibrant embodiment of deities like Puthiya Bhagavati, Vishnumurthi, Kandanar Kelan, and Gulikan through mesmerizing theyyam performances.
Held during the grand Kaliyattam Festival, these rituals captivate with their colourful attire, pulsating rhythms, and divine aura. The theyyams invoke blessings, narrate ancient tales, and connect devotees to a realm of spirituality and cultural heritage.
Each performance is a living testament to devotion, weaving together art, mythology, and faith. Join us to experience the energy, emotion, and enchantment of this age-old tradition that defines the soul of the temple.




Types of Theyyams Performed
Theyyam Festival Dates
Theyyam Festival Dates

The Theyyam festival begins on 17th January with vibrant rituals and divine performances at the famous Dermal Tharavadu (Kavu) Temple in Kannur.

The 2nd day of the Theyyam festival will continue on 18th January, showcasing mesmerizing rituals performances at the Dermal Tharavadu Temple.

The final day of the Theyyam festival on 19th January promises a grand culmination of vibrant traditions at the Dermal Tharavadu (Kavu) Temple.

The Theyyam festival begins on 17th January with vibrant rituals and divine performances at the famous Dermal Tharavadu (Kavu) Temple in Kannur.

The 2nd day of the Theyyam festival will continue on 18th January, showcasing mesmerizing rituals performances at the Dermal Tharavadu Temple.

The final day of the Theyyam festival on 19th January promises a grand culmination of vibrant traditions at the Dermal Tharavadu (Kavu) Temple.
Theyyam, a vibrant and deeply spiritual tradition, takes place every year in January at Pilathara Dermal Tharavadu Sree Puthiya Bhagavathi Temple, Kannur, Kerala.
This festival showcases mesmerizing rituals that bring the devotion to life.
Stay tuned for the official dates announcement, and prepare to witness the breathtaking Theyyam performances that captivate devotees and visitors alike.