Muthuthala

Muthuthala Muduthala
—  village  —
Muthuthala Location of Muthuthala in Kerala and India
Coordinates	10°47′N 76°10′E / 10.78°N 76.17°E / 10.78; 76.17Coordinates: 10°47′N 76°10′E / 10.78°N 76.17°E / 10.78; 76.17
Country	India
State	Kerala
District(s)	Palakkad
Nearest city	Palghat,Trichur
Parliamentary constituency	Palakkad
Civic agency	Muthuthala Panchayat
Population	21,496
Time zone	IST (UTC+05:30)
Codes • Pincode • 679314 • Telephone • +091-466 • Vehicle • KL-51

Muthuthala Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple (1984)

Muthuthala (or Muduthala) is an agrarian village northwest of Pattambi in Palakkad district, Kerala, India. It is located on the banks of the Bharathapuzha River. The adjacent villages to Muthuthala are Pallippuram, Koppam and Pattambi.

Muthuthala Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple (2007)

The village, located 8 km from Pattambi on the Pattambi-Pallippuram Road, and can be reached by road and rail. 'Kodumunda' is the only railway station here which is on route to Calicut on the Shoranur-Calicut railway line. Only a few passenger trains halt at this station so the preferable means to reach this village would be by road.

Muthuthala Sree Maha Ganapathy Temple (2007)

Muthuthala's notable attraction is the Muthuthala Maha Ganapathi Kshetram, or Temple enshrined with the idol of Maha Ganapathi as the principal deity. A remarkable aspect of this temple is that there is no roof for the sanctum-sanctorum. Many devotees from different parts of Kerala visit here to offer "Ottappam" or "Otta" offering (a delicious sweet "appam" (pan-cake) containing mixture of rice flour, coconut, ghee etc.) to the deity. This temple is also known for "Mangalya Puja" (special worship for removing any obstacles to the culmination of marriage). It is not uncommon to see devotees who are non-Hindus who get some of these pujas done. This ancient temple has been renovated recently. The other deities are Bhagavathy and Swami Ayyappan. "Thalappoli" (a festival for the Kodikkunnu Bhagavathy presiding over here as well) is the main festival and this annual event is celebrated on a Tuesday or Friday in the Malayalam month of Makaram (February). There are three \kalarikal\ in muthuthala. Thenozhiyil, Vaniyamparampathu and muthuthala kalarikal

There is a very beautiful pond very near to the temple. The "ambala kulam" (meaning Temple Pond in Malayalam) is blessed by the beauty of nature. A renovation of the pond was done in the year 2004 it is said that the pond contains 7 wells. Some of these wells have been damaged over the years.

muthuthala vadakkumuri(aboo salih manjeri kunnath)