Arulmigu Sri Mandaikadu bhagavathi Temple - Hindu temple in Mandaikadu - Kanniyakumari, India

I loved this temple many good vibes get from this temple. Temple festival celebration 10 days total. In this temple called pennkllinnn cprimlai. In this temple located near my native place so that I know very well knowledge about this temple. In this temple near one Sastha temple and theppa kulam is there, don't miss to watch that places.

Very pleasant temple, neatly maintained. This place is also known as woman's Sabarimala. Best place to spend day which has a very beautiful beach nearby. Women can give daily pongala in this temple.

Visiting this temple and getting darshan from Bagavathi amman was a moment I've always wanted to experience and it finally came true. This historical and awe-inspiring temple is truly worth the visit.

A must visit temple during thiruvila days It was full of crowd and it was good to see many people come and enjoy the god's presence Parking space is available and lot of eateries are available Very nearby to beach Saw many families come early visiting temple and then moved to beach and started cooking and having dinner at beach A must visit temple

Mandaikadu Amman temple was built in Kerala tradition and the temple is situated in Mandaikadu, Nagercoil. Here the shrine is visible from outside and it is different from other temple structures. A lot of Keralities used to travel to this pligrim centre.

Mandaikadu is close to Colachel in Kanyakumari district. It is approximately 2 hour bike ride from Trivandrum city. Mandaikadu Bhagavathi Amman Temple is a popular temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati who is worshipped as powerful Shakti. Goddess Shakti refers to the manifestation of energy and embodies both the destructive aspects and the auspicious powers. A 15 feet tall anthill is worshipped as Amman here. The anthill has five heads and the belief is that it is still growing. A unique positive experience for devotees visiting this beautiful shrine. This temple is also called as "Women's Sabarimala". Devotees worship Bhagavathy Amman for fulfillment of their expectations. A must visit place.

The last time visited this place was 12 years ago. A lot has changed and the management did a great thing by doing truss work because last time we where standing under the sun at noon. The place is neat and clean

Beautiful temple architecture. Lots of shops nearby which sells sweets, fancy items, plants, etc. Few restaurents are also present. But not that hygienic. Pay and use washrooms are available nearby.