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Sri Krishnan Mathilagam Kshetram

Sreekrishnan Mathilakam Temple is located in Kaithapram, Kandonthar, Kerala. It is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple is known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful traditional Kerala architecture. Devotees frequent the temple for its spiritual significance and the peaceful environment it offers. The temple also hosts various religious ceremonies and festivals, attracting visitors from nearby regions.

Timings

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

Entry Fee

No entry fee is charged

Sreekrishnan Mathilakam Temple in Kaithapram, Kandonthar, has a rich history rooted in the local traditions of Kerala. The temple's origins date back several centuries, established by devout followers of Lord Krishna who sought to create a sacred space for worship and community gatherings. Over time, the temple became a central spiritual hub for the villagers, with its sanctity preserved through generations. The temple's architecture reflects the traditional Kerala style, with intricate woodwork and carvings. Historical records and local folklore speak of numerous miracles and divine occurrences associated with the temple, further solidifying its significance. Regular festivals and rituals have been held here for centuries, keeping alive the cultural and religious heritage of the region.

Do's and Don'ts

  1. Respect Dress Code: Dress modestly and appropriately, covering shoulders and legs (especially for women), and remove footwear before entering temple premises.
  2. Observe Silence: Maintain a quiet demeanour and refrain from loud conversations or disturbances to respect the sacred atmosphere.
  3. Follow Rituals: Participate respectfully in temple rituals, such as offering prayers, lighting lamps, and joining in aarti (worship rituals).
  4. Offer Offerings: If you wish to make offerings, such as flowers, fruits, or donations, do so reverently and with sincerity.
  5. Seek Permission: Seek permission before taking photographs or videos inside the temple, as some areas or rituals may be considered private or sacred.
  6. Respect Cultural Norms: Follow local customs and traditions, such as circumambulating (walking around) the main shrine in a clockwise direction.
  7. Dispose of Waste Properly: Use designated bins for disposing of waste and avoid littering in and around the temple premises.
  8. Be Polite: Be courteous to temple staff, priests, and fellow devotees, fostering a harmonious and respectful environment.
  1. Do Not Wear Inappropriate Attire: Avoid wearing revealing or disrespectful clothing that may offend religious sentiments.
  2. No Footwear Inside: Do not wear footwear inside temple buildings or sanctum sanctorum, leave them outside or in designated areas.
  3. No Loud Behaviour: Refrain from speaking loudly, shouting, or engaging in disruptive behaviour that disturbs others' prayers or meditation.
  4. Do Not Touch Sacred Objects: Avoid touching or leaning on sacred statues, idols, or other religious artefacts without permission.
  5. No Photography Without Permission: Do not take photographs or videos inside the temple without prior consent, especially during rituals or ceremonies.
  6. Respect Sacred Spaces: Avoid sitting or standing on railings, platforms, or other areas not designated for visitors.
  7. No Entry to Non-Hindus: Some temples may have restrictions on entry for non-Hindus into certain areas or the inner sanctum. Respect these guidelines.
  8. Avoid Public Display of Affection: Maintain decorum by refraining from public displays of affection inside the temple premises.

Dress Code

For Men: Men should wear traditional attire such as dhoti or mundu with a shirt or kurta. Avoid sleeveless or casual attire; covering shoulders is recommended.

For Women: Women are encouraged to wear sarees, salwar kameez, or traditional Kerala attire like set mundu. Avoid sleeveless tops or short skirts; covering shoulders and legs is customary.

How to reach

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By Road: From Kannur: The temple is approximately 35 kilometres south of Kannur. You can take the NH 66 (National Highway 66) towards Payyanur and then head towards Kaithapram.

By Train: Payyanur Railway Station is the closest railway station to Kaithapram. It is well-connected by trains from major cities like Kannur, Thalassery, Mangalore, and Kochi.

By Air: The nearest major airport is Kannur International Airport (CNN), located approximately 50 kilometres from Kaithapram. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use public transport to reach the temple.

Nearby Cities and Rivers

Rivers:

  1. Perumba River: A significant river flowing near Kaithapram, adding to the area's natural beauty and resources.


Cities and Towns:

  1. Payyanur: A town located to the northwest of Kaithapram, known for its cultural heritage and proximity to the Arabian Sea.
  2. Kanhangad: Situated to the south of Kaithapram, this city is known for its historical significance and lush greenery.
  3. Kasargod: A major town to the south of Kaithapram, known for its forts, temples, and diverse cultural influences.
  4. Kannur: Located to the south of Kaithapram, this city is famous for its beaches, forts, and traditional art forms.