Trichambaram Temple, Hindu temple in Taliparamba, Kerala, India
Trichambaram Temple is a Hindu temple in Taliparamba with a two-story inner sanctum decorated with ancient carved sculptures and painted murals. The chamber walls display intricate artistic work from centuries past.
The temple was founded in the 10th century and is documented in ancient texts, particularly the Musikavamsa from the 11th century. These early records show how important the site has been since antiquity.
The temple hosts an annual festival in March featuring ceremonial dances with Krishna and Balarama statues performed at Pookoth Nada. These ritual performances remain central to how the local community celebrates and gathers together.
Visitors reach the temple most easily from Kannur International Airport roughly 35 kilometers away or from Kannur Railway Station roughly 22 kilometers away. Both entry points provide connections to the temple for different travelers.
The temple enforces an unusual rule: elephants are not permitted during festivals because legend says they were sent by the demon Kamsa to harm Krishna. This tradition sets the celebration apart from many other temple festivals in India.
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