The shrines of Lords Aiyappan, Vinayaka, Shiva, Guruvayurappan, Muruga, Mother Bhagavati and the Navagrahas the nine planets in the temple are in accordance with Kerala tradition.

Devotees pray here for child boon and prosperity in life.

The temple is very clean, pleasant and maintained in accordance with all Kerala traditions.  The kitchen, pathway, prakaras, Namaskara Mandap are built with quality teakwood.  Lights are fitted in the Aiyappa prakara.  Bright lights are provided during evenings.  The flag post is covered with gold plates.  Minimum 500 people are fed in the temple.  During the fasting-commitment days beginning from Karthikai month in December-January, the temple feeds at least 2,500 people a day.  Samabandhi Bhojan is celebrated on Independence Day.  The roof of the sanctum sanctorum is covered by gold weighing about 25 kilos.  Special pujas are celebrated in the temple on Pradosha days, Ekadasi, kruthika star days and on Shivarathri.  Vidyaramba for children is celebrated on Vijayadasami day.

Sandal paste, Theertham, flowers applied to Lord are offered as Prasad to devotees.

About 60 years ago, a few devotees were worshipping Lord Aiyappa with a simple picture in this place.  In the 1968, they built a small temple installing idols of Lords Aiyappa, Vinayaka, Muruga, Shiva and Mother Bhagavati.  In the year 1969, the consecration of the temple was celebrated presided by Peria Neelakandan of Palakkadu Illam.  All pujas are performed according to Kerala tradition in the temple.  It is noteworthy that Melshanti of the temple Sri Ezhikodu Sasi Namboodri is now chosen as the Melshanti of Sabarimala Aiyappa temple.  This is an added glory to the temple.