The Statues-Idols are kept in Karpa-Graha of the Temple.
- The term "karpa graha" refers to the sanctum sanctorum of a Hindu temple, also known by the Sanskrit term garbhagriha . In Tamil, it is called karuvarai, which means "womb chamber," derived from the words "karu" (foetus) and "arai" (room).
- I’m not sure what is reality behind the closure of Karpa-Graha without any light nor celebrating the Statues-Idols in Karpa-Graha using Lamps-Lights-Sounds on specific days of the year.
- There should be wider meaning for the timely celebration and closure of temples on-time and every-time.
- Exception: Few temples are just opened for once in year or once in 14 years, many temples are opened daily.
- For Instance, Sabarimala Temple do manage a specific calendar for the opening and closure of Temple.