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Sree Raghaveswaram Temple

Sree Raghaveswaram Temple is a revered Hindu temple located in the Kannur district of Kerala, dedicated to Lord Rama. It is celebrated for its serene ambiance, traditional Kerala-style architecture, and vibrant annual festivals. The temple serves as a spiritual center for devotees seeking blessings for prosperity, peace, and fulfillment of desires. The temple's cultural significance is enriched by its association with local traditions and its role in preserving Vedic rituals.

Timings

5.00 Am to 8.00 Pm

Entry Fee

No Entry Fee

  1. The Sree Raghaveswaram Temple is believed to have ancient origins, dating back several centuries.
  2. The temple's construction and consecration are attributed to the divine influence and devotion of the local population.
  3. The temple showcases traditional Dravidian architectural style, characterised by its intricate carvings.
  4. The temple has received patronage from various ruling dynasties over the centuries. Local kings and chieftains, as well as prominent families, have contributed to the temple's development and maintenance.
  5. The temple has been a centre for Shaivism, with Lord Shiva being the primary deity. In recent times, the temple continues to thrive as a place of worship and cultural heritage. 


Do's and Don'ts

  1. Dress Appropriately:Remove Footwear
  2. Maintain Silence
  3. Respect Photography Rules
  4. Follow Rituals and Customs
  5. Observe Personal Hygiene
  6. Respect Sacred Objects


  1. Do Not Wear Shoes Inside
  2. Do Not Eat or Chew Gum
  3. Avoid Physical Contact with Deities
  4. Do Not Point Feet Towards Deitie
  5. Do Not Litter
  6. Do Not Engage in Disrespectful Behaviour


Dress Code

For men, traditional attire like a dhoti and shirt or kurta is appropriate. For women, sarees, salwar suits, or long skirts and tops are suitable. Avoid wearing shorts, sleeveless tops, or revealing clothing.


How to reach

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  1. By Air: The nearest major airport is Cochin International Airport (COK), located approximately 110 km away from Thiruvalla. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Thiruvalla.


  1. By Train: Thiruvalla has its own railway station, Thiruvalla Railway Station (TRVL), which is well-connected to major cities like Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, and Chennai. Many trains ply on the route, making it a convenient option for travellers.



  1. By Road: Thiruvalla is well-connected by road with other cities in Kerala and neighbouring states. You can reach Thiruvalla by bus or private vehicle via national highways. The temple is located in the heart of Thiruvalla town, so once you reach Thiruvalla, local transportation options like taxis or auto-rickshaws are available to reach the temple.

Nearby Cities and Rivers

Rivers Near the Temple:


Pamba River:


The Pamba River, also known as the Dakshina Bhagirathi, is one of the major rivers in Kerala. It flows close to Thiruvalla and is considered sacred. The river is especially famous for the Aranmula Boat Race and the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple situated on its banks.



Manimala River:



Another significant river near Thiruvalla, the Manimala River, flows through several towns in the Pathanamthitta district. It is an important water source for the region and adds to the scenic beauty of the area.



Cities Near the Temple:


Changanassery:

Distance: Approximately 9 km

A nearby town in the Kottayam district, Changanassery is known for its cultural and educational institutions. It is well-connected to Thiruvalla by road and rail.


Kottayam:

Distance: Approximately 28 km

Kottayam is a major city in Kerala, known for its rich cultural heritage and as a centre of education and literature. The city is well-connected by rail and road and offers various amenities and services.


Pathanamthitta:

Distance: Approximately 30 km

The district headquarters, Pathanamthitta is known for its temples, churches, and proximity to the Sabarimala pilgrimage site. It is a key administrative and commercial hub in the region.


Alappuzha (Alleppey):

Distance: Approximately 35 km

Known as the "Venice of the East," Alappuzha is famous for its backwaters, houseboats, and beaches. It is a popular tourist destination and is easily accessible from Thiruvalla.


Kochi (Cochin):

Distance: Approximately 110 km

Kochi is a major port city and commercial hub in Kerala. Known for its historical sites, cosmopolitan culture, and business centres, it is well-connected by road, rail, and air.