Under restoration

Avanamkulam Subrahmanya Temple

Subrahmanya (Bala Subrahmanya) Edachalam, Kuttipuram, Malappuram, Kerala
About this temple

Ancient temple destroyed by Tipu Sultan's forces, revived since 1988

Avanamkulam Subrahmanya Temple is an ancient temple at Edachalam village in Kuttipuram, Malappuram, destroyed during the invasion of Tipu Sultan. Only the feet of the deity, Bala Subrahmanya, survived and remain the object of worship.

Local devotees first attempted restoration in 1988 but could not complete it for lack of resources. UgraNarasimha Devaswom has since undertaken the temple's revival, alongside the complex's Srikrishna, Bhadrakali, and Vanashasta temples. The Garbhagriha is now complete.

Restoration milestones

  • Restoration first attempted by local devotees, 1988
  • Site taken up by the Devaswom
  • Garbhagriha completed

At a glance

Presiding deity
Subrahmanya (Bala Subrahmanya)
Location
Edachalam, Kuttipuram, Malappuram, Kerala
Status
Under restoration
Administered by
UgraNarasimha Devaswom
Full project details
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