Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Tiruchanoor Brahmotsavams: Day 3 Features Muthyapu & Simha Vahana Sevas
On the third day of the Tiruchanoor Brahmotsavams, Goddess Padmavathi Devi was taken out in two processions.
In the morning, she was on the Muthyapu Pandiri Vahanam, symbolizing peace and affection.
In the evening, she was on the Simha Vahanam, representing divine power.
There were also cultural programs for devotees to enjoy.
Goddess Padmavathi Devi appeared in Dhana Lakshmi Avatar on Muthyapu Pandiri Vahanam
Muthyapu Vahanam symbolizes peace, tranquility, and affectionate grace
Evening saw Goddess on Simha Vahanam, representing divine power and slaying evil
Cultural programs included Goshadi folk dance, Kerala Drums, and other traditional performances
Devotees lined up along four mada streets for darshan
- Who
- Goddess Padmavathi Devi
- What
- Participated in Muthyapu Pandiri and Simha Vahanam sevas during Brahmotsavams
- When
- Third day of Karthika Brahmotsavams, in the morning and evening
- Where
- Tiruchanoor temple, along the four mada streets and temple quadrangle
- Why
- To provide darshan to devotees and celebrate the festival
Devotees' Perspective
Temple Administration's Perspective
Cultural Programs
Devotees' Perspective
Devotees enjoyed the cultural programs like Goshadi folk dance, Kerala Drums, etc.
Temple Administration's Perspective
- Festival
- Karthika Brahmotsavams
- Duration
- Annual event
- Location
- Tiruchanoor temple
- Morn. Vahanam
- Muthyapu Pandiri
- Eve. Vahanam
- Simha Vahanam
