Thirunavaya Sree Nava Mukunda Temple - Hindu temple in Thirunavaya - Malappuram, India

Tirunavaya Temple is a serene ancient Hindu temple in central Kerala, India, by the Bharatappuzha River. Dedicated to Navamukundan (Narayana-Vishnu), it's revered in ancient Tamil hymns. The Temple complex is intricately designed. Enclosed by a wall, it houses various structures and the temple's architecture, with granite base, laterite superstructure, and terracotta roof, is adorned with intricate carvings. Lamps adorn the outer walls during festivals. It's advisable to plan your visit in the morning (between 05:00 am to 10:00 am) or in the late afternoon (between 04:00 pm to 07:00 pm) to avoid the midday heat. However, do check for any specific timings or restrictions related to temple visits, as they may vary. Additionally, consider avoiding major festival days for a quieter experience.

A very well maintained temple on the banks of Bharathapuzha river, famous for its status as one of the 108 Divya Desams (holy destinations) celebrated by Vaishnavites.

Temple is located on the banks of Bharatha Puzha river and very near Kuttipuram. Temple Poojaries are very courtious. Very peaceful temple. Located with an hour travel by car from Guruvayur. A Divya desam. Must visit temple

Wonderful place of worship of Sriman Narayanan. We had excellent darshan here.

Very beautiful and peaceful temple . Excellent spiritual place ......

Ancient temple located along the banks of Bharathapuzha, popularly known as"Bali darpan" where it have Thrimoorthi Sangamam. Located 7 kms from Kuttipuram railway station and bus stand.

Nava Mukunda temple is at the banks of Bharathapuzha ( also known as Nila). Typical Kerala temple - peaceful and serene environment that offers a great divine experience. Dress code apply - Mundu required and men need to remove shirt for entering the temple.

Tranquil, silent, immersive....beautiful idol of Krishna more than 5000 years old, not made of stone but of metal. View of Bharatapuzha river is awesome. Trousers not allowed, men have to wear Dhoti and no shirts. Women need to be in indian attire like sari or salwar. Parking available for about 5 cars.