Chengannur Mahadeva temple
    The Chengannur Mahadeva temple is a pre-11th century Hindu tirtha site near the Pamba river banks (Pampa) in Kerala. It is notable for its circular floor plan and its Bhagavathy and Shiva traditions. Chengannur is the gateway for Sabarimala tradition, and
    The Chengannur Mahadeva temple is a pre-11th century Hindu tirtha site near the Pamba river banks (Pampa) in Kerala. It is notable for its circular floor plan and its Bhagavathy and Shiva traditions. Chengannur is the gateway for Sabarimala tradition, and
    The Chengannur Mahadeva temple is a pre-11th century Hindu tirtha site near the Pamba river banks (Pampa) in Kerala. It is notable for its circular floor plan and its Bhagavathy and Shiva traditions. Chengannur is the gateway for Sabarimala tradition, and
    The Chengannur Mahadeva temple is a pre-11th century Hindu tirtha site near the Pamba river banks (Pampa) in Kerala. It is notable for its circular floor plan and its Bhagavathy and Shiva traditions. Chengannur is the gateway for Sabarimala tradition, and

    Chengannur Mahadeva Temple

    pre-11th century Devi-Shiva temple complex in Kerala

    India

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