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	==Temple==		==Temple==
	~~Kothakulangara is famous for the~~ [[Bhagavathi]] Temple which comes under [[Travencore]] Devaswaom Board. The wealth it possessed caused Devaswam Board upgraded this temple to a Major Temple. Bhagavathy in this temple is very powerful. The festival in this temple is in January or February. The auditorium in this temple was open for the devotees of [[Sabarimala]] on the season.		The [[Bhagavathi]] Temple which comes under [[Travencore]] Devaswaom Board is location in the area.<ref name="r978">{{cite web \| title=Kothakulangara Sree Bhagavathy Temple Ernakulam- Temples of Kerala \| website=Temples of Kerala \| url=https://templesofkerala.org/ernakulam/kothakulangarasreebhagavathytemple.html \| access-date=2025-02-23}}</ref><ref name="i380">{{cite web \| title=Kothakulangara Bhagavathy Temple, Guruvayur Bhagavathy Temple, Kothakulangara Bhagavathy Kshethram, Bhagavathy Temple, Pilgrim \| website=Kothakulangara Bhagavathy Temple, Guruvayur Bhagavathy Temple, Kothakulangara Bhagavathy Kshethram, Bhagavathy Temple, Pilgrim \| url=https://kothakulangarabhagavathytemple.com/kothakulangara-temple-gallery.html \| access-date=2025-02-23}}</ref> The wealth it possessed caused Devaswam Board upgraded this temple to a Major Temple. Bhagavathy in this temple is very powerful. The festival in this temple is in January or February. The auditorium in this temple was open for the devotees of [[Sabarimala]] on the season.

	~~==Legend==~~

	~~The following is a local legend.~~
	:In ancient days one Nampoothiri was carrying a Bhagavathy statue on the way to his home. Upon seeing a pond he placed the statue on the banks and began to bath in the pond. After some time he heard a sound of somebody jumping into water. The statue was missing. He realized that the Bhagavathy wanted to stay at that Place. He named the place ''Kotha kulam kara''. Kotha is the other name of Bhagavathy, ''kulam'' is the [[Malayalam]] word for "pond" and ''kara'' is the Malayalam word for "place".

	~~The temple also has an ancient bodhi tree, consisting of seven trees growing as one~~.

	==External links==		==External links==

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[[File:Kothakulangara Sree Bhagavathi Temple Angamaly Side View.JPG|thumb|Bhagavathi Temple]]
[[File:Kothakulangara Sree Bhagavathi Temple Angamaly.JPG|thumb|Bhagavathi Temple, another view]]

'''Kothakulangara''' is a village in [[Kerala]], [[India]], situated 400 m (¼ mile) north of [[Angamali]] town on the National Highway 47, in [[Ernakulam District]], [[Kerala]], [[India]]. Wards No 2, 3 and 4 of Angamali Municipality are included in Kothakulangara.

Kothakulangara has a mostly [[Hindu]] population. Famous Hindu Nair Families live there. It has more than 400 houses. Most residents are related to each other. [[Orma Marble Palace]] is situated at Kothakulangara. The Canal Branch of the [[Chalakudy River]] runs through the town. The KG Hospital, one of the well known hospital in Angamaly, is situated near to this place. [[Don Bosco]] of the [[Salesians of Don Bosco|Salesian Fathers]] started a school here. Cultural activities are being conducted annually by [[NSS Karayogam]], one of the oldest Nair service society Branch.

The residents have formed a new association called KTN - Kothakulangara Residents Association which has evolved into a strong forum for the residents to voice their rights to the local councils, improve the civic amenities in the area and also to foster a responsible community living amongst the residents. KTN has kick started a lot of initiatives and have also formed a communication channel with the local municipal authorities to enable quick action on some of the initiatives.

==Temple==
Kothakulangara is famous for the [[Bhagavathi]] Temple which comes under [[Travencore]] Devaswaom Board. The wealth it possessed caused Devaswam Board upgraded this temple to a Major Temple. Bhagavathy in this temple is very powerful. The festival in this temple is in January or February. The auditorium in this temple was open for the devotees of [[Sabarimala]] on the season.

==Legend==

The following is a local legend.
:In ancient days one Nampoothiri was carrying a Bhagavathy statue on the way to his home. Upon seeing a pond he placed the statue on the banks and began to bath in the pond. After some time he heard a sound of somebody jumping into water. The statue was missing. He realized that the Bhagavathy wanted to stay at that Place. He named the place ''Kotha kulam kara''. Kotha is the other name of Bhagavathy, ''kulam'' is the [[Malayalam]] word for "pond" and ''kara'' is the Malayalam word for "place".

The temple also has an ancient bodhi tree, consisting of seven trees growing as one.

==External links==
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*[https://web.archive.org/web/20070911233606/http://www.kothakulangara.com/ Kothakulangara's Website]

== References ==
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{{Ernakulam district}}
[[Category:Villages in Ernakulam district]]

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