Sree Changamkulangara Mahavishnu Temple, located at Meladoor in Thrissur district, Kerala, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu as the presiding deity, with Goddess Bhadrakali holding a prominent place of worship. The temple also enshrines Balasastha, Lord Ganapathy, Vanadurga, and the Nagaraja (Serpent Deities) as sub-deities. Goddess Bhadrakali is worshipped as the fierce yet compassionate protector of devotees, while Lord Vishnu is revered as the divine preserver who upholds righteousness and maintains cosmic order. The temple is renowned for its serene atmosphere, traditional rituals, and vibrant annual festivals that draw devotees from across the region. The temple celebrates several important festivals, including Prathishta Dinam, observed in more the Malayalam month of Mithunam under the Atham star, Pongala during the month of Makaram, and Sreekrishna Jayanti. Prathishta Dinam is marked by elaborate rituals such as Ganapathy Homam, Kalasha Abhishekam, Navakam, Nagapooja, Deeparadhana, and Niramala, culminating in Prasada Oottu, where blessed food is served to devotees. Pongala festival is celebrated with deep devotion as thousands of women prepare the sacred offering of sweet rice porridge in earthen pots and present it to Goddess Bhadrakali, praying for prosperity, happiness, and the well-being of their families. Daily poojas and special ceremonies throughout the year further enrich the temple's spiritual atmosphere, making Sree Changamkulangara Bhadrakali Temple an important centre of faith and devotion in the region.