Sree Thanneer Bhagavathy Temple, located in Kattilangadi in the Malappuram district of Kerala, is a prominent spiritual and cultural centre known for its devotion to two powerful deities, Goddess Bhagavathy and Lord Ayyappa. The temple is primarily dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathy, a divine embodiment of feminine energy symbolising purity, fertility, and prosperity. The name “Thanneer Bhagavathy” translates to “Goddess of Water,” signifying her association with purity, healing, and life-giving power. Devotees believe that the Goddess blesses her worshippers with peace, good health, and prosperity, and offers protection from negative influences. In addition to Goddess Bhagavathy, the temple also enshrines Lord Ayyappa, whose presence adds a special dimension to more the temple’s spiritual aura. Lord Ayyappa is revered for his virtues of strength, discipline, and protection. The temple becomes a significant centre of devotion during the Mandala season, when many devotees, unable to travel to Sabarimala, visit this temple to offer prayers and seek his blessings. Architecturally, the temple reflects traditional Kerala style, featuring intricate wooden carvings and a serene ambience surrounded by lush greenery, creating an ideal atmosphere for meditation and worship. The peaceful environment enhances the temple’s spiritual appeal and provides devotees with a sense of calm and divine connection. A highlight of the temple’s calendar is the Sree Thanneer Bhagavathy Temple Festival, celebrated with grandeur and devotion. The festival features colourful processions, cultural performances, and traditional rituals that draw devotees from across the region. Regular poojas and archanas are conducted throughout the year, maintaining the temple’s vibrancy and spiritual energy. The dual worship of Goddess Bhagavathy and Lord Ayyappa makes this temple a symbol of balance, protection, and prosperity, serving as a beacon of faith and unity for devotees in the Malappuram region and beyond.