ആറ്റുകാൽ അമ്മ

Attukal Pongala begins from recitation which ends at defeating the Pandya King. It signifies good over evil. At the end of recitation, rituals for Attukal Pongala begins through lightning fire at the temple hearth. The fire is given to woman ready for offering Pongala (rice cooked with jaggery, ghee, & coconut as well) for Attukal to seek blessings..

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