Sree Kattayattu Bhagavathi Kshethram

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Kattayattu Devi Kshethram^[1] is a Devi temple situated in Peruvayal, a village near Kozhikkode, India.^[2]

Main deity[edit]

The deity worshipped in this temple is the goddess Devi in her two forms as Moovanthikkali and Arayil Bhagavathi.

Other deities (Upadevathas)[edit]

Other deities worshipped in the temple are Lord Ganapathi and Lord Ayyappa.

Important days of the temple[edit]

Paattulsavam
Prathishta dina varshikam
Pusthakapooja
Thottam

References[edit]

↑ "Welcome to Kerala window". www.keralawindow.net. Retrieved 15 January 2017.
↑ Administrator. "Official Website of Kozhikode City Police - Mavoor Police Station". www.kozhikodecitypolice.org. Retrieved 15 January 2017.

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