Thevarchola Mahadeva Cave Temple, also known as the Thevara Chola Mahadeva Cave Temple, is an ancient and unique shrine located near Kadampuzha, Malappuram, Kerala. Situated approximately 4 km from the famous Kadampuzha Devi Temple, this temple is nestled in a tranquil forested area near a stream (Chola). Believed to be over 5000 years old, the temple is in a state of ruin but retains its spiritual significance. The main deity is Lord Shiva, accompanied by Lord Ganesh, Swami Ayyappan, and Bhagavathy as the Upadevatas (subordinate deities). The main idol is housed within a dome-like structure made of soil, emphasizing the temple’s rustic and ancient charm. This small more but revered temple is especially known for its Karyasidhi pujas, or offerings made to fulfil devotees' wishes. It is open to worshippers only on Sundays until noon, attracting visitors seeking divine blessings for various life goals. Easily accessible by personal vehicles or auto-rickshaws, the temple offers a serene spiritual experience, just a short journey from Kadampuzha.