Temples across Kerala

Sacred Temples in Malappuram

Explore temples in Malappuram, with local highlights and useful ideas for planning a visit.

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Discover Kerala’s living temple traditions in Malappuram

Kerala’s temples are places of worship, art, music, architecture, and community life. Learn about historic shrines such as Sabarimala, Guruvayur, and Padmanabhaswamy Temple, along with the festivals and customs that shape each visit. This guide focuses on temples in Malappuram, with local listings to help you plan your visit.

Browse by category or district, then open a listing for its recorded details and sources. Use the report link on a listing to flag information that needs review.

Sacred Temples in Malappuram

Anakkayam Bhagavathy Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Angadipuram Thirumandhamkunnu Temple

Temple
Malappuram District

The District Administration lists Thirumandhamkunnu Bhagavathy Temple about 3 km from Perinthalmanna.

Kadampuzha Devi Temple

Temple
Malappuram District

The District Administration locates Kadampuzha Temple in Melmuri village, Tirur taluk.

Kolathur Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala Shrine

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Kuthiravattam Bhagavathy Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Malappuram Puthupariyaram Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Manjeri Padiyotu Kavu

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Nilambur Mahadeva Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Perinthalmanna Bhagavathy Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Puthanathani Bhagavathy Temple

Malappuram District

Description withheld pending official source review.

Thirunavaya Navamukunda Temple

Temple
Malappuram District

Thirunavaya is historically associated with Mamankam, a major festival held on the banks of the Bharathapuzha.

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