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About Keraladeeshapuram Temple
Keraladeeshapuram Temple is a historic Vishnu temple in the Keraladheeswarapuram area of Tanalur village, close to Tanur in Malappuram district. Malappuram District’s official tourism page places the shrine about three kilometres south of Tanur town and describes it as one of Keralam’s old temples, with a tradition that attributes very great antiquity to the site. Keralam Revenue Department records are useful for fixing the geography more precisely: Keraladheeswarapuram is one of the amsoms within Tanalur village, and Tanalur falls in Tirur taluk.
The location therefore belongs to the broader Tanur cultural landscape while being administratively within Tanalur/Tirur taluk. Visitors come primarily for worship and for the atmosphere of an established Keralam temple rather than for modern tourist infrastructure. The shrine can be combined with Tanur’s coastal heritage and other Tirur-area attractions.
The official Malappuram PIN directory lists Keraladheeswarapuram under PIN 676307. As with other active temples, travellers should respect local customs and verify current access and ritual timings before visiting.
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Keraladeeshapuram Temple is an ancient Vishnu shrine in Keraladheeswarapuram, Tanalur village near Tanur, Malappuram, located in Tirur taluk and valued for its long Keralam temple tradition.
Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-09-08
