TEMPLES
SAH campus hosts 3 temples
- Chottanikkara Bhagavati Temple,
- The Guruvayoorappan temple and
- Snake Temple
These three temples soar the healing energy of the Saranya Ayurveda Hospital Campus. Annadhanam and Special Homams are conducted from time to time and they are
- Ganapathy homam
- Sudarshana homam
- Mrithyunjaya homam
- Dhanwanthari homam
Bhagavathi temple
The ‘Prathishta’ of the Bhagavathi temple was done in an auspicious muhurta with the sankalpa of “Mahalakshmi” to enhance the Poshana or nourishing energy of the deity to suit the hospital and its patients on campus as well as to remove karma dosha of the bhakta.
Every year, for the Chottanikkara makam thozhal festival, lady doctors for AVP group of institutions come here to immerse in the healing power of Devi.
Important Poojas and Offerings to Goddess CHOTTANIKKARA DEVI
- Pushpanjali
- Aikyamathya sooktham
- Bhagyasooktha pushpanjali
- Swayamvara pushpanjali
- Guruthi pushpanjali
- Raktha pushpanjali
- Kumkumarchana
- Lalitha sahasranama archana
- Enna vilakku
- Nei vilakku
- Guruthi
- Matturakkal
- Kadummadhura payasam
- Chanthanam charthal (Thirumukham)
- One day pooja

Guruvayoorappan temple
The Guruvayoorappan temple has the sankalpa of Lord Krishna in Guruvayoor. Important Poojas and Offerings to LORD GURUVAYOORAPPAN
- Pushpanjali
- Bhagyasooktha pushpanjali
- Santhanagopala manthra archana
- Vishnau sahasranama archana
- Venna nivedhyam
- Thrikkai venna
- Banana sugar nivedhyam
- Palpayasam
- Nei vilakku
- Enna vilakku
- Chanthanam charthal (Thirumukham)
- One day pooja
Snake Temple
Snake Temple or Sarpa Shrine or Sarpa Kaavu is a traditional natural sacred place that is seen in ancient homes of South India. It is usually considered as an abode for all creatures and usually has some representation of Naga lords to give offerings to.
Additionally Sarpa kavu help in soil and water conservation besides preserving its rich biological wealth. Sarpa kavu or Snake temple in Saranya campus pays homage to nature which is rich and diverse.