The concluding day of the festival presents a breathtaking scene as the elaborately adorned chariots, embellished with vibrant flowers and illuminated decorations, are drawn through the streets of Kalpathi. Thousands of devotees and visitors from different parts of the country gather to take part in the celebrations or witness the impressive procession. The festivities reach their climax when the chariots converge before the main temple, marking the ceremonial end of the event.
Alongside the religious observances, the festival hosts a series of musical and cultural programs at Chathapuram Mridangam Mani Iyer Road. Traditional practices such as Unchavrithi and the rendition of Pancharatna Kritis add to the spiritual and artistic significance of the occasion.
Kalpathi Ratholsavam remains one of Kerala’s most cherished cultural and religious celebrations, showcasing the region’s rich heritage and deep-rooted devotional traditions. Each year, the festival attracts more than 200,000 participants, transforming the village into a lively center of worship, culture, and community spirit.
