Welcome to the Divine Serpent Temple
Sacred Serpent Grove
Nestled amidst nature’s serenity, our Snake Temple stands as a sacred space dedicated to the worship of the divine serpent, a symbol of power, fertility, wisdom, and protection. For centuries, devotees have visited this holy shrine to seek blessings, offer prayers, and experience the mystical energy of the serpent gods.
Nourish Your Soul
A Place of Peace & Energy
Where devotion meets the ancient energy of the serpent. The temple embodies the timeless tradition of Naaga worship, deeply rooted in Indian spiritual and cultural heritage, honoring the bond between humanity and the forces of nature.
Journey to Inner Peace
Spiritual Significance of Serpent Worship
The serpent (Naaga) is revered in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism as a guardian of water bodies, fertility, and hidden treasures. It symbolizes kundalini energy, the spiritual force believed to reside at the base of the spine and ascend through meditation.Many believe that offering prayers at a serpent temple helps to remove obstacles, bring prosperity, cure illnesses, and bless families with children.
Thenguvila Naagar Kaavu
Seek Blessings of Vasuki and Ananthan and Restore Life’s Balance
Restore Faith
Naaga Panchami – July 29th
Naaga Panchami is one of the most important festivals dedicated to serpent worship in India. It is observed on the fifth day (Panchami) of the bright half of the lunar month of Shravan (July–August). This year, it was celebrated on July 29th with great devotion and spiritual fervor at our sacred grove.
On this auspicious day, devotees offer prayers and perform rituals to Vasuki and Ananthan, seeking protection, prosperity, and peace. Serpents are considered divine guardians, and worshipping them removes Kaalasarpa Dosha, ensures fertility, and blesses families with harmony.
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An Auspicious Time for Harmony
This sacred tradition is not only a religious observance but also a reminder of our respect for nature and its creatures, preserving the harmony between humans and the environment.
We thank all the devotees who joined us on July 29th and invite you to continue visiting the temple and sacred grove to receive the blessings of the divine serpents throughout the year.
Mindfulness
The Day of Serpent Blessings
Kundalini
Ananta
Vasuki
A Sacred Day of Devotion
Prakriti
Shakti
Bhakti
Seeking Peace and Protection
Dharma
Moksha
Raksha
Illuminate Minds, Together in Prayer
Celebrating the Bond with Nature
We honor the ancient bond between humans and nature through our sacred grove and serpent worship.
The serpents symbolize protection, fertility, and the harmony of all living beings. By preserving this sacred space, we also protect the land, water, and wildlife around us. Our prayers and offerings express gratitude to the earth and its guardians. Celebrating this bond reminds us to live in peace with nature every day. Let us continue to honor the serpents, guardians of fertility, prosperity, and health, and protect the sacred groves where they dwell.
In celebrating them, we celebrate the earth itself.
Awaken Your Spirit, Enlighten Your Mind, Transform Your World and Begin Your Journey
Awaken your spirit by stepping into the sacred grove, where the divine serpents Vasuki and Ananthan watch over with infinite grace. Their presence inspires devotion and reconnects you to the ancient energy of nature and the divine within.
Enlighten your mind as you offer prayers, feeling the calm and wisdom that flow from this holy place. Transform your world by embracing the blessings of harmony, protection, and prosperity that the sacred serpents bestow.
Sacred Balance
Ethical and Perfect Conduct
Divine Coil
Ritual Highlights
Offring Milk and Turmeric
Lighting Lamps
Naaga Prarthana
Sacred Grove Circumambulation
Archana & Abhishekam
Naaga Dosha Nivarana Puja
Thenguvila Naagar Kaavu Protection Council
The Thenguvila Naagar Kaavu Protection Council works to preserve ancient serpent worship traditions and protect sacred groves from destruction. They maintain the groves, promote rituals like Naaga Panchami, and raise awareness about their cultural and ecological importance. The council supports temple families and communities in safeguarding these spiritual and natural heritage sites.
Dr S Subhash Chandran
Former Vice President TNKT
Mr. K P Chandran
Former Secretary TNKT
Late K Madhavan Nair
First Temple Restoration(1962)
Late K Sukumaram Nair
Temple Renovation (2002)
