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Krishnan Mathilakam

Sree Krishnan Mathilakam Shetram is located in Pallithara, Kerala. It is a renowned temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its spiritual ambiance and cultural significance in the region. The temple attracts devotees for its traditional rituals and festivals that celebrate the glory of Lord Krishna.

Timings

Morning: 5:30.AM to 12:00.PM & Evening: 4:00.PM to 8:30.PM

Entry Fee

No entry fee is charged

The Sree Krishnan Mathilakam Kshetram Pallithara temple has a rich history rooted in local folklore and religious tradition. It is believed to have been established centuries ago, serving as a sacred site for devotees of Lord Krishna. Over time, the temple has grown in prominence due to its spiritual significance and the enduring devotion of its followers.

Do's and Don'ts

  1. Respect the Deity: Maintain reverence and decorum while inside the temple premises.
  2. Follow Rituals: Participate in temple rituals and prayers as per the guidance of priests.
  3. Offer Respectful Prayers: Offer prayers sincerely and respectfully to Lord Krishna and other deities.
  4. Contribute Positively: Support temple activities and charitable initiatives through donations or volunteerism.
  5. Observe Silence: Maintain silence and avoid unnecessary noise inside the temple, especially during prayers and rituals.
  6. Dress Modestly: Wear modest and appropriate attire while visiting the temple.
  7. Dispose of Waste Properly: Use designated bins for disposing of waste and help keep the temple premises clean.
  8. Respect Others: Be considerate of other devotees' space and sentiments during crowded times.
  1. No Footwear Inside the Temple: Remove footwear before entering the temple sanctum and other sacred areas.
  2. No Photography: Refrain from taking photographs inside the temple sanctum and during rituals, unless permitted.
  3. No Disrespectful Behaviour: Avoid any disrespectful behaviour towards the deities, priests, or other devotees.
  4. No Smoking or Alcohol: Consumption of tobacco, alcohol, or any intoxicants is strictly prohibited inside the temple premises.
  5. No Non-vegetarian Food: Refrain from bringing or consuming non-vegetarian food items inside the temple.
  6. No Cell Phones: Maintain silence and avoid using cell phones inside the temple, especially during prayers and rituals.
  7. No Littering: Do not litter or spit inside the temple premises; maintain cleanliness at all times.
  8. No Entry During Menstruation: Women in menstruation should refrain from entering the temple sanctum as per traditional practices.

Dress Code

For Men: Men visiting the temple should wear traditional attire such as mundu (dhoti) or veshti (mundu with a folded edge) with a shirt. Avoid shorts, T-shirts, and sleeveless attire.

For Women: Women should wear traditional Indian attire like saree, salwar kameez, or a long skirt and blouse. Avoid sleeveless tops, shorts, and tight-fitting clothes.

How to reach

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By Air: The nearest airport is Kannur International Airport (CNN). From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use other local transportation to reach your destination.

By Train: Kannur Railway Station is the nearest major railway station, well-connected to various cities in Kerala and other parts of India. From Kannur, you can take a taxi or local transportation to reach Pallithara.

By Road: Pallithara is accessible by road via Kannur, which is well-connected to major cities in Kerala. You can drive or take a bus/taxi from Kannur City Center to Pallithara.

Nearby Cities and Rivers

Rivers :

  1. Perumba River: The Perumba River flows through the Kannur district, providing a picturesque and serene environment around the temple. It is a significant source of water for the local communities and supports agricultural activities in the region.
  2. Poovalapp River: The Poovalapp River is a small yet vital waterway contributing to the natural beauty and ecological balance of the area surrounding the temple. It plays a crucial role in sustaining the local flora and fauna.
  3. Vayalapra River: The Vayalapra River enhances the scenic landscape near the temple, offering a tranquil setting for devotees and visitors. Its waters support various traditional agricultural practices and help maintain the region's biodiversity.


Cities :

  1. Aluva: A prominent town located near the temple, known for its historical and cultural significance.
  2. Kochi: A major port city and commercial hub in Kerala, located a short distance from the temple.
  3. Thrissur: Known as the cultural capital of Kerala, Thrissur is famous for its temples and festivals.
  4. Ernakulam: A bustling city and part of the greater Kochi metropolitan area, offering various amenities and attractions.
  5. Kottayam: Known for its literary heritage and scenic landscapes, Kottayam is another nearby city of importance.