Opening hours: Monday to Sunday: 04:30 AM – 11:30 AM, 04:00 PM – 08:00 PM
Prime Day & Hours: Weekends, early morning, and evening
Suggested Duration: 1-2 hours
Tickets: Free entry
Nearest Railway Station: Angadippuram Railway Station, about 900 meters away
Nearest Airport: Calicut International Airport, about 41.4 km away
Nearest Bus Stop: Angadippuram Bus Stop, about 1.5 km away
Angadippuram Temple, also known as Thirumandhamkunnu Bhagavathy Temple, is a revered spiritual and cultural site located in Malappuram, Kerala. The temple is closely related to the Valluvanad royal family and is a part of 108 Durga temples, which makes it historically and culturally important. Devotees gather at the temple during festivals like Pooram and Navratri, where they celebrate with immense energy, rituals, and cultural performances. Its scenic location at the hilltop makes the temple not only spiritually healing but also a visual retreat for the eyes.
The temple showcases Kerala-style architecture featuring sloping roofs, complex woodenwork, and sacred yards that reflect years-old craftsmanship. The festivals in this temple attract a large number of devotees, who witness grand rituals, processions, and cultural performances.
Covered with deep mythology and home to age-old customs, the Angadippuram Temple offers a deep spiritual connection to Kerala’s heritage. The temple’s serene location, historical legacy, and powerful rituals create an environment that is soul-refreshing for everyone, whether you are a devotee or just there to explore.
