The Sree Thiruvegappura Temple in Ottappalam, Palakkad district, stands proudly as a precious asset in the vibrant rich tapestry of temples in Kerala. On elf the most unique features of this temple is the fact that it features three distinct principal deities in a single sacred space. It is the divine trio - Lord Shiva with Parvathy, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Sankaranarayana, who share their divine celestial presence here. This offers visitors and devotees alike a unique and soulful experience to visit the temple. The harmonious coexistence of these three deities here is a reflection of the temple's legacy, deep-rooted traditions and reverence. 

Believed to have been constructed by sages from ancient times, the Sree Thiruvegappura Temple flaunts exceptional architectural finesse. The Koothambalam or temple theatre here is adorned with intricate craftsmanship and designs. It is in fact also a cultural epicentre for the land where cultural performances are held from time to time. This aesthetically constructed theatre adds beauty and charm to the temple and its sacred environs.

There are numerous festivals held at the Sree Thiruvegappura Temple from time to time. Among them one of the most important festival, which is also believed to be a time for healing and divine grace, is the Oushadaseva, which is usually held on the 16th of Karkidakam (July-August).

The Kodiyettam festival follows the Uthrattathi asterism in Kumbham, showcasing colorful processions and rituals. Theeyattu, celebrated on the first Saturday of Edavam, is a dramatic ritual performance that captivates attendees with its spiritual fervor. Anayoottu, observed during the first week of Karkidakam, features a traditional feast for elephants, while Erinjupuranpattu, spanning from the first Sunday of Medam for 13 days, offers a unique blend of music and devotion.

A visit to Sree Thiruvegappura Temple promises an unforgettable experience, blending deep spiritual significance with vibrant cultural celebrations, all set in the picturesque landscape of Palakkad.