Cherukunnu Sree Annapoorneswary Temple

AnnapoorneswarinTemple, CherukunnunnCherukunnu Sree Annapoorneshwari lemple, dedicated Goddess Parvathy, is situated at Cherukunnu in Kannur District in Kerala. This is one of the two AnnapoornesnwarinTemples in Kerala. The deity here is worshipped as the Mother Goddess who vanquishes hunger. The temple has a rich history and an important role in the culture and tradition followed owed by the villages in Kannur. The temple Is built in onenSingle type of rock.nGetting There- By Air: Kannur International Airport (41 km)nBy Rail: Kannur (17km). Kannapuram railway station (1.9km)nBy Road: The temple is easily reachable by road via Kan-nnur-Payangadi road. (17km from Kannur town)nSights Around: Trichambaram Sreekrishna Temnle(14km)

A very beautiful and calm temple. Huge temple pond is situated beside the temple, other side side of the road. Food is provided here every day, which is now temporarily stopped due to covid.n7 days annual festival starts every year on 13th april.

Wonderful place must visit at least one's in festival time

Sree Annapoorneshwari Temple, dedicated to Goddess Parvathy, is situated at Cherukunnu in Kannur district in Kerala. This is one of the two Annapoorneshwari temples in Kerala.nnThe deity here is worshipped as the Mother Goddess who vanquishes hunger. At this temple, lord Krishna is co-located along with Goddess Sree Annapoorneswari.nThe temple is built in one single type of rock. These polished stones are put together using a mixture of flattened rice and jaggery.nnA unique characteristic of this temple is that it is built of one single type of rock, and the Sree Kovil of both Annapoorneshwari and Krishnan is of the same size as per Vasthu, signifying that both the goddess and the god are given equal importance. The Entrance of the temple is in front of Krishnan's Sree Kovil, and the reason there isn't a direct entrance to Annapoorneshwari's Sree Kovil is because during the olden days, it was believed that women from Brahmin families aren't supposed to be seen directly (Antharjanam). Hence there is a small window that is right in front of the Sree Kovil so that people can view the idol from outside.nnThe main festivities in the Temple start from the Malayalam month of Medam Shankramam (15 April), and is celebrated in the following seven days. The other festivals that are celebrated in the temple are Shiva Rathri, Navami, Ekadashi etc.

Peacefull......blessed to visit this temple♥ufe0f❤❣