The offering of elephant is called Nadayiruthal literally making it sit before the Lord. Nadayiruthal is done after the morning seeveli near flag staff. The lamps are lit and a cloth or blanket is spread over which the elephant is made to sit.

Avil (beaten rice) offering to the Lord is considered important on the first Wednesday of the month of Dhanu (December). This is based on the belief that it was on this day that Kuchela, an ardent devotee of Lord offered avil to Him and in return attained eternal bliss

Of all the offerings, the most important and fruitful is the dedication of one's soul, mind and body to the Lord. There are Bhajans for various occasions. Garbhakala bhajan

It is performed with or without bhajan . In this devotee circumambulates the temple, rolling , along the pradhikshina vazhy (circular track). Ladies are not allowed to perform this offering.

The temple provides facilities to conduct marriages at any time at the Kalyana mandapam (platform with roof covering) in front of the Eastern Gopuram.

This is the first public appearance on the stage . Artists give their first public performance before the Lord, and some give free performance every year.

Offering one's weight of such materials as coconut, coconut water, butter, sugar, fruits, copper, silver, gold or any other material is a popular vow taken by devotees.

Thousands of children are initiated into learning in the temple on the Vijaya Dasami day. There are arrangements for this ceremony in Oottupura (dining hall) of the temple on the northern side.

The child is fed for the first time with the rice and payasam (sweet milk porridge) offered to the Lord. It is believed that this will protect the child from starvation in later life.

This is making over the child to the Lord. The parent offers the child to the Lord by placing the child before Him. After nadathallal, the child is supposed to be of the Lord and the parent gets it back, with His showered blessings on the child.

A vat full of Kunnikkuru (Jequirity or Abrus Precatorious) is kept near deepasthambam to the south of the flags staff. Children are fond of agitating the content of the vat with their tender hands.

These are miniature replicas of parts or whole of a human body or of any divine form made of silver or gold offered to the deity, in fulfillment of a prayer or a wish. Alroopams are available with the Devaswom staff in duty near the flag staff.

Palpayasam (rice boiled in Milk and sugar) , Pradhaman (rice boiled with jaggery and extracted coconut milk), Ada Prathaman (rice flakes boiled with jaggery),

Decking the idol with flowers, garlands, milk cloth, golden cloths, gold ornaments, silver and precious stone ornaments or simply plastering of idol with sandal paste.

Worship with mantras (sacred recitation) and flowers.

There are arrangements for free feeding as prasadam at the dining hall for thousands of pilgrims at 10.00 am every day. One can make an offering of any amount (minimum Re.1.00) for this free feeding.

This is an offering in which feeding to the Lord’s elephants with rice, jaggery, plantain, coconut etc. is done. The charges for this offering per day is Rs.4000.00.

Krishnanattam is regarded as an act of piety. Manavedan presented it as a routine offering to the Lord. Devotees can offer this as a Vazhipad and it is staged inside the temple

This is the most coveted and dearest of all poojas. This is an offering which involves special poojas and illuminations (continuous Pooja from dawn to dusk).

Akhandanama or non-stop recitation of the holy name from dawn to dusk is another greatest offering one can make like Udayasthamana pooja for the fulfillment of the wishes.