Devotees Flock to Vanabadrakaliyamman Temple near Mettupalayam for Thai Amavasai Celebrations

Marking Thai Amavasai, a significant number of devotees from various parts of Tamil Nadu visited the renowned Vanabadrakaliyamman Temple in Thekkampatti, Coimbatore, to offer their prayers and participate in the sacred festivities.


Coimbatore: The Vanabadrakaliyamman Temple in Thekkampatti, known as one of the most famous Amman temples in Coimbatore, witnessed a large gathering of devotees on the occasion of Thai Amavasai. This annual event, celebrated with great reverence, draws devotees from across Tamil Nadu to participate in the temple's rituals and offerings.

The temple, celebrated for its Aadikundam festival each year, becomes a focal point for devotees seeking blessings on Thai Amavasai. On this day, people from different regions thronged the temple, engaging in prayers and spiritual practices, reaffirming their faith in the goddess Vanabadrakali.

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