Group Sarpabali yajna and Mahapayasa Homam:

This is a massive event which is organized by the temple authority with the active participation of the devotees. Devotees can take part in both the poojas with desired offerings or can take half or full shares of the whole pooja.

Vellariyidal:

This is a special offering for serpent gods. Unakkalari (Raw rice) and coconut is offered to the Naga gods along with Ashtanivedyam during daily poojas.

Noorum paalum:

This is considered to be equivalent to elixir and Naga Gods are very much appeased at this offering. It is a mixture of turmeric powder, rice powder, cow’s milk and tender coconut water.

Sarparoopa pooja:

This is a part of Nithyapooja. The mould or statue of a serpent is placed at the feet of Nagaraja on the birth star of the devotee.

Sarpadosha Pariharapooja:

A person can be afflicted by Sarpa Dosha (curse of the serpent) for causing harm to Sarpa, either knowingly or unknowingly during this lifetime or any of his previous births. Persons who are affected with this dosha are advised to perform remedial measures like this pooja which should be conducted only in accordance with a detailed astrological analysis. So, prior to register for this pooja, one needs to present the astrological opinion to the temple authorities. To start with the rituals, it needs a mould of the serpent made out of pure gold, silver or copper. To make sure of the purity of the metal used, it is advised to get it prepared by a goldsmith than to buy from the ready stock.

Sarpa Paattu:

Otherwise termed as Pulluvan Paattu, it is a popular ritual art in Kerala. It is a self-made orchestra by a particular community Pulluvar singing in praise of the snake gods who are their presiding deities.