Temples in Malappuram

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Azhvanchery Temple

Kottakkal Kuttippurathu Kavu Bagavathi Temple

kottammal Shree Ayyappa Temple

Mannoor Shiva Temple

Mini Pamba


Puramundekkadu Shiva Temple

Rangatoor Durga Temple

Sree Alathiyoor Hanuman Temple

Sree Kadampuzha Bhagavathi Temple

Sree Thirumandhamkunnu Bhagavathi Temple Angadippuram, Perinthalmanna

Sree Triprangode Lord Shiva Kshetram

Sree Vasudevapuram Sri Krishna Temple

Sri. Maha Vishnu Temple Cherattukuzhy

Thirunavaya Nava Mukunda Temple

Thripuranthaka Mahasiva Templ

Vairankode Temple

Vazhenkada Sree Narasimha Moorthi Temple

Vellamassery garudan kaavu
Thrikkavu Temple, Thrikkavu Sri Durga Bhagavathy


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