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Places of worship in Kunnamkulam

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Source revisionAug 18, 2026
Entity authorityQ26258409 ↗
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Hindus, Christians and Muslims live in harmony in Kunnamkulam. The religious tolerance of Kunnamkulam people can be seen from the “Ambala Palli - St.Matthias Church (located at south Bazar) which is a temple converted to a church wherein the temple character can be seen in the church entrance. Elohim Christian Church Akkikavu Kunnamkulam

There are four mosques in Kunnamkulam:

Lower Parayil near Bhavana theatre

Wadakkanchery road near Byju theatre

Guruvayoor road opposite E.M.S. shopping complex

Town bus stand, Yatheem Khana building (no Friday prayer)

Temples

Thalakkottukara Siva Temple

Kakkad Mahaganapathi Temple

Kizhur Temple

Panthallur

Cheeramkulam Devi temple, Anaikkal

Annakulangara

Kakkad Subramannya temple

Sreeramaswami temple Chiralayam

Makkalikkavu Devi Temple, Thekkeppuram

Subramanya swamy Temple, Kaniyampal

Kavilakkad temple, Chittanjoor

Parkadi Temple, Anjoor

Sankarapuram Mahavishnu Temple

Ubhayur Mahadeva Temple, Kanippayyur

Ayyamkulangare Temple, Puthussery

Kattakampal shiva temple

Pengamuck shiva temple

The famous Srikrishna Temple in Guruvayur is located just 8 km away from Kunnamkulam.

Churches

Arthat St. Mary's Cathedral Church (Arthat Valliyapally), 999 CE

Mar Behanam Chapel, Anjoor - Misc

St. George Cathedral Church, Thozhiyur - Malabar Independent Syrian Church

Arthat Mar Thoma Syrian church

Nativity of Our Lady Church, Puthussery

Kunnamkulam St. Lazarus Orthodox Old Church

St.Sebastians catholic church

Kunnamkulam St. Thomas Orthodox New Church

Arthat St. Mary's Simhasana church (Tomb of St. Sleeba Mor Osthatheos)

Kunnamkulam Main Road St.

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