Sree Bhramakulangara Temple is one of the oldest temples in Kerala, located approximately one kilometre west of the renowned Sree Koodalmanikyam Temple in Irinjalakuda. Originally, the temple was under the authority of Korumbu Mana in the Korumbussery region, before later coming under the administration of Ponallur Mana. Historical records indicate that the temple was partially destroyed during Tipu Sultan's invasion. Today, the temple is managed by a local committee comprising devoted members of the community. Although there was a long-standing belief that the temple’s presiding deity was Lord Krishna, an astrological examination known as Ashtamangalya Prasna revealed that the deity is, in fact, Vamanan an incarnation more of Lord Vishnu. The conclusion was drawn by the mystics who conducted the Prasna and is supported by historical evidence. Further validation comes from an ancient hymn sung by the eldest member of the Mana, which explicitly praises and glorifies Vamanan. The temple follows the Vaishnava tradition of worship, known for its powerful spiritual practices. It continues to be a source of comfort and solace for devotees seeking divine blessings and relief from their hardships.