Kadampuzha Devi Temple is a prominent Hindu temple and pilgrimage center located in Kadampuzha, in the Malappuram district of Kerala, India. The primary deity worshipped at this temple is Goddess Parvati, also known as Durga, who is revered in the form of a huntress.
In this temple, there is no physical idol of the Goddess; instead, she is worshipped in a sacred pit. It is believed that the presence of Lord Ganesha accompanies the Goddess, and there are also sub-shrines dedicated to Lord Sastha and various serpent deities.
The significance of performing Vazhivadus at this temple lies in the unique opportunity it offers devotees to witness the Vazhivadu performance from the doorstep of the Sreekovil. This allows them to engage closely with the ritual while remaining connected to the sanctum's sacred space.
The most significant Vazhivadus at this temple are the Poomoodal and Muttarukkal, which can be reserved by devotees through the official online website. Additionally, a variety of other Vazhivadus are available for performance, with further details provided in other resources.