THIRUNAVAYA NAVA MUKUNDA TEMPLE

An ancient Hindu temple built on the North bank of the Bharatapuzzha River, this place of worship is dedicated to Navamukundan or the Narayana Vishnu, and is one of the 108 ‘Tirupatis in the country. The most majestic part of the rituals here includes the usage of the water from the River, same as in the fashion followed in Kashi. 

What is noteworthy is that the structure standing today is not the same as the original one, as it was destroyed twice in 18th century and 20th century, and somehow still retains the original charm.

Location: Tirur - Kuttippuram Road, Dist, Thirunavaya, Kerala 676301

Timings: Everyday, 5 AM to 11 AM & 5 PM to 7:30 PM

Entry Fees: None

How to reach from city: The temple is located at a distance of about 30 km from Malappuram. You can reach here by taking the Highway Number 66, and getting off from it at Puthanathani. From there, ride towards the river.

An ancient Hindu temple built on the North bank of the Bharatapuzzha River, this place of worship is dedicated to Navamukundan or the Narayana Vishnu, and is one of the 108 ‘Tirupatis in the country. The most majestic part of the rituals here includes the usage of the water from the River, same as in the fashion followed in Kashi. 

What is noteworthy is that the structure standing today is not the same as the original one, as it was destroyed twice in 18th century and 20th century, and somehow still retains the original charm.

Location: Tirur - Kuttippuram Road, Dist, Thirunavaya, Kerala 676301

Timings: Everyday, 5 AM to 11 AM & 5 PM to 7:30 PM

Entry Fees: None

How to reach from city: The temple is located at a distance of about 30 km from Malappuram. You can reach here by taking the Highway Number 66, and getting off from it at Puthanathani. From there, ride towards the river.