Sabarimala Makaravilakku: Padi Pooja, Darshan & Neyyabhishekam Updates

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The sacred Padi Pooja , one of the most important rituals of the Sabarimala Makaravilakku pilgrimage season , began on January 16 . The ritual is performed at the holy Pathinettam Padi (18 sacred steps) , which devotees ascend after observing strict vratham and penance to have darshan of Lord Ayyappa . Significance of Padi Pooja Padi Pooja is a deeply spiritual ritual that symbolizes purity, devotion, and surrender. During the ceremony, offerings such as flowers, silk garments, and lamps are placed at the sacred steps. The puja begins at 6.45 pm after Deeparadhana and lasts for nearly one hour. During this time, devotees are not allowed inside the temple. The ritual is performed by Thantri Kantarar Mahesh Mohan and Melshanthi E.D. Prasad Namboothiri . Neyyabhishekam Only Till January 18 As part of the Makaravilakku season rituals, Neyyabhishekam will be conducted only until January 18 . Devotees planning darshan are advised to complete their pilgrimage before this date. ...
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18 Hills associated with sabarimala

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Om Swamyee saranam ayyappa
we associate 18 hills with sabarimala, which are around the sabarimala and the list of the 18 hills are as given below.
The 18 Hills associated with sabarimala.
1. Ponambalam medu
2. Kundall mamala
3. Sundara mamala
4. Nagranezum mala
5. Ingiparakota
6. Karinira mamala
7. Mayiladum mamala
8. Chittambalamala
9. Sripadam mala
10.Pudhusheri mamala
11.Madangga mala
12.Kalkimaleshwara mamala
13.Nelakkal shivamala
14.Thalapara mala
15.Devar mala
16.Kalakatti mala
17.Neelimala
18.Sabariponnmala Sabarimala
Om Swamyee saranam ayyappa


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