Naduvath & Meledath is a temple complex at Thrikkalangode near Manjeri which has a traditional and history going back to three millennium or perhaps more than that. The twin Devaswams Naduvath &Meledath have a glorious past and legacy that can be traced back to the Zamorians of Kozhikode and renowned poomulli Mana. The Sanctum Sanctorum (Sreekovil) of the presiding deity Lord Siva with two faces, one of fury (Roudram) and the other of tranquility (Santham) is surrounded by deities (upadevathas) Lord Mahaganapathy, God of Benevolence Vettakkorumakan and Lord Ayyappa, the Kaliyuga Varadan.
The Mahavishnu Kshetram at Thrikkalangode is one of the ancient temples in Kerala. This temple is also counted among the 108 Temples & Celestial Abodes of Vishnu, which make a Vaishnavite`s pilgrimage itinerary, in India.
Earliest references to this temple appear in the poems . Old stone inscriptions in the temple date it back to the second Chera Empire (800 – 1102 AD).
Lord Shiva Temples The incorporeal Shiva is regarded as the supreme head in Hindu religion. Most temples throughout the length and breadth of country are dedicated to this powerful, yet kind hearted god. Being kind at heart he obliges its devotees and is popularly called Bhole Shankar.( Innocent Shankar). The sacred of Shiva temples are 12 jyotirlingas, Tiruvannamalai, Chidambaram, Somnath, Vishwanath etc.

deities = Lord Siva with two faces, one of fury (Roudram) and the other of tranquility (Santham) is surrounded by deities (upadevathas) Lord Mahaganapathy, God of Benevolence Vettakkorumakan and Lord Ayyappa, the Kaliyuga Varadan.

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