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- Kapaleeshwarar Temple, Mylapore, Chennai. The festival is also observed as Thaipooyam ****tsavam in Kerala. In 2021, the festival was declared a public holiday...
- Sabarimala Temple Makara Bharani (month of Makaram): Festival related to Devi Thaipooyam (month of Makaram): Festival related to Lord Murugan Maha Shivaratri (month...
- over the idol) and Panchamrutham are the main offerings of the temple. Thaipooyam is the main festival here. Along that, Shashti days important for Lord...
- Prathishta day in Idavam, Skanda Ashthami in Thulam, Navarathri in Kanni, and Thaipooyam in Makaram. Temples of Kerala Temple festivals of Kerala "Payipad Boat...
- The Trikarthika of the month of Vrichika (November–December) and the Thaipooyam of the month of Makara (Jan-Feb) are other important festivals. Many people...
- in Kuzhur. Other noted festivals include Thula Shashti in Thulam and Thaipooyam in Makaram. Kuzhur Mary Immaculate Church, a Christian Church, is located...
- presides at this temple is considered as the father of Thrikkidangoorappan. 'Thaipooyam' in the month of Makaram and 'Skanda Shashti' are the other important...
- Hinduism District Idukki Deity Kartikeya as Bala Subramanya Festivals Thaipooyam Location Location Olamattom, Thodupuzha State Kerala Country  India Uravappara...
- Kunnu Sree Balasubrahmanya Swamy Temple, Madathikal Devi Temple. Vendar Thaipooyam is one of the main festival attraction of this village which is celebrated...
- annual festival in the month of Makaram in the Malayalam calendar during Thaipooyam. The festival is also famous for its Kavadi Aattam in honour of the deity...