Tali Sree Mahadeva Kshetram Angadipuram - Hindu temple in Angadipuram - Malappuram, India

Tali Sree Mahadeva Kshetram is one of the famous temple in Kerala. It is located near to the Angadippuram Bus stop ( Malappuram). Angadippuram is the nearest Railway Station (Shornur -Nilambur route). Calm and positive atmosphere...

Thali Sree Mahadeva Kshetram is located in Angadipuram at Malappuram district in Kerala. It is at a walkable distance from Thirumandhamkunnu Bhagavathi temple. The Shivling is the main deity. There is a temple for Ganapati beside the Garbha gruha. Shivaratri is the main festival. The Prathishta day is celebrated on the day of Vishu in the month of April. Another day commemorated is Aradhana Swathantriya Dinam on November 25.

Tali Sree Mahadeva Kshetram in Angadipuram is a serene temple with a rich history. The sacred ambiance and intricate architecture captivate visitors. The deity, Lord Shiva, is revered, and the rituals add to the spiritual experience. The temple's cultural significance and well-maintained premises make it a must-visit. The surrounding landscape enhances the overall charm, creating a tranquil setting for devotees and tourists alike.

Siva temple,near Perintalmanna.Historical importance for secular brotherhood.Temple & mosque are very near with very co operation.Tippu's invation spoiled the temple.Later it re innovate with Muslim co operation.

Sree Tali Mahadeva kshetram is located at Angadipuram, around 3 km from Perinthalmanna, in Malappuram district, Kerala. Shiva is worshipped in the form of Shivling. The Upa Devata in the temple is Ganapathy. Timing: 5:30 to 10:30 am morning 5:30 to 7:30 pm evening The temple is near to sree Thirumandamkunnu temple.

Modern temple you can say. You can enter in formal dress (minus footwear) Meanwhile the Shiva Linga is so large... Makes you think how large the historical temple would have been. There's not a scratch on Shivling. So powerful lord

There is a Temple on the plains of the hillock Thirumandamkunnu at Angadipuram about 200 yards from the Thirumandhamkunnu temple. This temple was renovated due to the untiring efforts of a Gandhi Sishya who organised Sathyagraha for a number of days to overcome objections to the renovation. The Temple, which is considered to be an ancient one and a part of the 18 Tali temples (Shiva temples) built by Parasurama. Only the big Shivalinga and the plinth of the temple were intact, although covered by shrubs. A local spotted the Shivalinga and the Hindus there joined together and planned to start puja there. However, there was a small structure nearby (about 100 yards) from there, used for Namaz by local Muslims, who objected to it. The case was reported to K Kelappan who was a Sarvodaya worker and he planned a peaceful Sathyagraha. Kerala at that time was under Communist rule. The Communist government ordered a wall to be erected around the deity so that Hindus could not do their puja there. Some young people, under the instruction of Sree Kelappan, broke the wall and started the worship again, keeping a 24-hour sit-in Sathyagraha. This went on for several days and the movement also attracted large outside support. People from distant places started to come and offer sathyagraha. Due to public support the government did not take any further action and soon a small temple was built there. The administration of the temple is now with Kshetra Samrakshana Samithi and the temple is functioning well there.

A very famous and powerful temple of Lord Shiva. Situated at the centre of Angadippuram town itself, and walkable distance from the other well known temple "Sri Thirumnadhamkunnu". Transport facility is very good. Nearest railway station is Angadippuram (AAM), from where hardly 1Km to this temple. Morning and evening poojas happening regularly. Not enough space for parking vehicles. You will have to park ur vehicle in the grounds of Sri Thirumandhamkunnu and walk to this temple, which may take 5 minutes.