Trithala Maha Siva Temple — Palakkad | AllMandir

Where is Trithala Maha Siva Temple? Trithala Maha Siva Temple is a Shiva mandir in Thrithala, Palakkad, Kerala.

Deity: Shiva

Location: Thrithala, Palakkad, Kerala

Address: Thrithala

Postal code: 679534

Visiting this temple

Where is Trithala Maha Siva Temple? Trithala Maha Siva Temple is a Shiva mandir in Thrithala, Palakkad, Kerala. Visiting Trithala Maha Siva Temple: plan darshan during published temple hours when available. Devotees worship Shiva here in Thrithala, Palakkad, Kerala. Use AllMandir for the map, driving directions, and to compare nearby mandirs before you travel. Published darshan hours are not on file yet for Trithala Maha Siva Temple. Check the temple’s phone line or social pages before you leave, especially on weekends and festival dates. The mandir sits in Thrithala near Palakkad. If you are new to the area, open the directions link for turn-by-turn routing and parking hints from your map app. Nearby mandirs on AllMandir include Kannannur Bhagavathi Temple, Muthassiyarkav, Kodikkunnu Bhagavathy Temple, Kattil Madam Temple, Chalapuram. Many families visit a cluster of temples in one trip — compare timings on each listing before you go. For tithi, nakshatra, Rahu Kaal, and festival dates while you are in Palakkad, open the Palakkad panchang on AllMandir (/panchang/palakkad-district-kerala-in). Panchang follows your saved city and regional calendar edition in the app. AllMandir is a free directory: temple photos when shared, heritage notes for famous pilgrimage sites, festival calendars, and member sign-in for saved mandir and comments. Report corrections from the temple page so the listing stays accurate for the next visitor.

History & significance

Trithala Maha Siva Temple is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is situated on the banks of the Bharathappuzha river at Thrithala of Palakkad District in Kerala state in India. References to this temple are found in Aithihyamala of Kottarathil Sankunni and many classics of Malayalam Literature. The place where the idol is worshiped in the temple resembles the addition of sand. Legend has it that the Shiva Linga was made by Agnihotri by using the sand from Bharathapuzha river. Anointing is not performed because it is a Shivling of sand. The Shivalinga sits slightly oblique, as the mother of Agnihotri held on to the force, there was a slight tilt.

Nearby Hindu temples

• Kannannur Bhagavathi Temple — Thrithala
• Muthassiyarkav — Palakkad district
• Kodikkunnu Bhagavathy Temple — Shiva · Pallippuram
• Kattil Madam Temple, Chalapuram — Palakkad district
• Vattolikkavu Temple — Mattaya
• ambalam — Koppam

More information

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