Lattitude: 11.745584, Longitude: 75.503591
One among the five temples dedicated to Lord Rama in Kerala, the Thiruvangad Sree Ramaswamy Temple is unique in every aspect. Known as ‘Brass Pagoda’ due to the copper sheeting of its roof, the temple holds many intriguing sculptures and lithic records. Noted for its intricate wood carvings, terracotta artwork and mural paintings carved on wooden planks on its ceilings, the shrine is a perfect example of artistic excellence. The presiding deity is Lord Vishnu and the idol here is carved out in Krishna Shila (Black Stone). The annual festival of the temple begins on Vishu day (Kerala New Year) in Medam (mid-April – mid-May) and lasts for seven days. The temple is located at Thalassery in Kannur district of Kerala.
Rama Temples
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