Sree Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Hampi, Karnataka India

Thuravoor thirumala Sree Lakshmi Narasimha temple is one of the famous temples in southern kerala is renowned for its history and glorious past. The temple situated at a distance of 25 kms from the city of Kochi byroad and 45 kms away from the international airport of Kochi is famous throughout the kerala state aswell as Karnataka state. The Sri Lakshmi Narasimha the presiding diety in this centuries old temple. 

 Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar Temple - Narasingapuram There are lots of temples that are in good condition and lots of bhaktas do visit those temples. So, the temple gets well known. But, there are some great temples, which are still under dark and not known to the world. One among such temple is this great Sri Maragathavalli Sametha Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar - temple - Narasingapuram. The temple is now being renovated. The Raja gopuram, Garbhagriham, Vimaanam, Thaayar Sannadhi, Andal Sannadhi, Dwajasthambam, the compound walls and the Madapalli are in very bad condition. So, all the bhaktas of Sri Malolan - Sri Narasimhar are requested to visit this great temple and involve themselves into the great Kovil Kainkaryam and generously donate for the renovation of the Sri Narasimhar temple.

The temple is a venue for the famous pallivetta which is held in the Malayalam month of Medam (April-May) which is attended by hundreds of devotees from Gowda Saraswat Brahmins (GSB) community members even from far away places. The annual festival with rituals and poojas of eight days becomes resplendent on the seventh day night when the presiding diety with his consort arrives for a car festival in the evening. The high car decorated with deft artistry on wood with jasmine and many coloured flowers has a sturdy horse in the front with his front feet held high and with a saddle for the Lord to preside.

 Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar Temple - Narasingapuram The Moolavar of this temple is Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar along with Sri Lakshmi on his lap. He is found in Veetrirandha (Sitting) position. The Perumal is huge and gigantic - and he is about 7 feet in height. Both thaayar is about 5 feet in height. Both thaayar and Perumal are so beautiful and their beauty attracts all the bhaktas, as they don't vanish