The one to the left is of less rate and the one in the right had Rs.50/- and Rs.100/- tickets. They are different archana/pooja rate tickets. On entering inside the temple, you can see 2 sets of tickets counters one to the left and other to the right. And we started sharp at 7am from our home in palakkad and reached the Temple by 8:30-8:45am.

If she wants to give us Darshan she will. But still at the end we decided we will go to the temple and leave everything on amman. Now to travel with 1.5 year old boy in rush that too noon time was something I personally like to avoid so that kid wont be cranky. NOTE: Saree that you are purchasing for amman should be cotton saree normally Yellow red, Red-green colors.Īnother dilemma that hit was Ammavasi day is very auspicious in the temple on this day the temple will be open 24/7 hours and there will be huge rush. That will be about 1.5-2hours drive.Īs we had a plan to visit the temple me and amma had already purchased the saree, and other pooja items from Palakkad itself as on checking the reviews found that the shop keepers around the temple kinda charge double for the pooja items. We are from Palakkad, Kerala and as appa has holiday for Christmas 25, Dec, 2019 we suddenly made a plan to visit Masaniamman Temple which is just about 40-45KM from Palakkad. And the next step was to pay a visit to her and thank her in person. So as it happens, and all the good things finally heard by amman and me and my hubby got blessed with a little boy. ' these were the exact words that appa told after his darshan and he told amma (MIL) that once the wish is granted will visit along with kids and give amman saree this is what I have prayed. 'Amman is in lying position with a baby at her feet, there is a kal(stone) on which they apply red chillies etc.', your wish will be granted if you pray wholeheartedly to amman.

Appa has visited the temple during one of his visit to Pazhani/Palani along with his colleagues. Truly saying I didnot know such temple existed. Masaniamman Temple - So I heard about this temple from my dear appa (Father-in-Law) for the first time.

Pollachi masaniamman temple