Fort Hanuman temple is one of the oldest and reknown temples in Palakkad District of Kerala. Palakkad Fort Sri Hanuman Swamy had been worshipped by Devotees since historical period onwards. Devotees approached the temple for the fulfilment of their intended needs, relief from grief and for prosperity and upliftment of their families. The important offerings to the temple are Vadamala, Vettilamala and Neyvilakku( Ghee Lamp)

      Festivals are part of our culture and are celebrated with pomp and show. The important festivals of the temple are Sree Rama Navami, Ramayana Masam and the Navarathri Pooja. Many cutural programs like Music, Dance, Tholpavakoothu, Chakuarkoothu, Ottamthullal, Bhakthi prabhashanam…etc are being conducted in association with these festivals.

      Ramayana Masam is observed as sacred month by Keralites which falls in the month of Karkidaka( July- August). Ramayana parayanam conducted at the temple premises details and explains the story of Ramayana- the epic. Thousands of Devotees of Sri Hanuman Swamy are provided with Kanji( Rice gruel) and Puzhukku( Vegetable dish) at the temple office complex named Kadhaleevanam, located at West Fort Road, near Rappadi Open Air Auditorium.

      Thursdays and Saturdays are auspicious for Lord Anjaneya. A Prasada oottu( Annadanam) is served to hundreds of devotees at Kadhaleevanam from 12.00 noon to 2.00 pm on every Thursday and Saturday.

       Sri Anjaneya Seva Samithi, a registered organisation under the Kerala Societies Act looks after the day to day activities of the temple. It owns its office at Kadhaleevanam. It has a 9 member Executive Committee comprising of a President and Secretary.

      Sri Anjaneya Seva Samithi focuses on social service activities specifically in and around Palakkad District. It conducts marriages of girls belonging to financially backward families. The Samithi bears the expenses of marriage sadya for upto 500 people, expenses for auditorium… etc.

      Projects like Sanjeevani Chikilsa Sahaya Nidhi bears the medical expenses of economically backward people, distribution of study materials for students who are in need of support..etc. Another notable project taken up by the Samithi is the Oru Pidi Ari scheme. The project aims at providing free rice to the poor according to the requirement.

      The Samithi supports many upcoming temples in Palakkad by distributing Gingelly oil and other pooja materials until the temples are ready to meet their expenses from their own income.