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A unit of Shree Kashimath Samsthan, Varanasi

Eight temples, one sacred home
The family deities of the Gaud Saraswat Brahmin community, worshipped together at Ambalamedu, Kochi since 1994.
Samooha Sathyanarayana Pooja
Sunday, 29 November 2026
Sri Lakshmi Narayana-Mahamaya
Every month at 10:00 AM
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Each temple is home to the family deity of a group of GSB families. Tap a temple to read about it.
1Sri Mahaganapati
Remover of obstacles
2Sri Mahamaya
The divine mother in seven forms
3Sri Damodar
The bound one, a form of Vishnu
4Sri Nagesh
Lord of serpents
5Sri Ramnath
Shiva and Shakti, united
6Sri Mahalasa
The eternal consort
7Sri Mahalakshmi
Goddess of prosperity
8Sri Devaki Krishna
The divine child and his mother
Festivals, poojas and special days coming up across the eight temples.
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Based on the family records kept at the Ambalamedu complex. If something looks off, your family elders or the temple office will know best.
1994
The year all eight deities were installed here, on 28 February
Our families carried their Kuladevatas with them for generations, from the Saraswathi river to Goa and then down the Konkan coast to Kerala. Going back to the old temples got harder with every generation, so on 28 February 1994 all eight deities were installed together here at Ambalamedu.
Read the full storyChoose a day that matters to your family. A pooja is offered in your name on that day every year for ten years, and the prasadam is sent to you.
Rs. 2,500 once, for 10 years of poojas
The temples are open every day. Come for the morning, noon or evening pooja.
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