Located near the playground on Perumbotta Road in Elamakkara, Ernakulam, Pattamana Bhagavathy Temple has a history of over 150 years as a place of worship for the Panchamoorthikal. Over time, however, the temple fell into neglect. During this period, the local community experienced a series of tragic events, with 26 young individuals passing away under unnatural circumstances within just two years. Disturbed by these incidents, the residents sought astrological guidance. The astrologers revealed that the misfortunes were due to the abandonment of the Bhagavathy temple. Acting on these findings, the locals took the initiative to rebuild the temple and reconsecrate the deity Bhadrakali as the presiding more goddess. In addition, the following deities were installed as subordinate deities: Pancha Moorthikal, Anthimahakalan, Ailakshy, Vellambhagavathy, Shaasthav, and Durga Devi. Since the reconsecration took place on the star Avittam, the temple opens for worship each month on the day of Avittam.