Payyangadi Temple, nestled in Kerala's Kannur district, is a serene and historic place of worship dedicated to Lord Muthappan, a unique fusion of Hindu and Muslim deities.
Currency
INR (₹)
Best time to visit
November to March
Languages
Malayalam · English
Coordinates
11.878°, 75.517°
Key facts
1The temple is unique for having a Muslim priest, known as a 'Kavady', who performs the rituals
2The annual Theyyam festival held here is a major attraction, combining Hindu and Muslim traditions
3The temple is situated near the Payyambalam Beach, offering scenic views
Timeline
14th Century: The temple was built by the local ruler, Cheruvandilath Raman Thampuran
16th Century: The temple was expanded and renovated by the Kolathiri Rajas
