Sree Udaneshwara Temple, located in Badiyadka and also known as Perdala Temple, is one of the ancient and renowned temples in Kasaragod district dedicated to Lord Udaneshwara Swamy. It stands as a major pilgrimage centre in the region. The temple faces east, with the sacred Varada River flowing northward in front of it. The sanctum sanctorum of Lord Udaneshwara is guarded by Dwarapalakas on both sides, and in front lies the beautifully crafted Namaskara Mantapa, featuring intricate wooden carvings depicting various episodes from Hindu mythology. In the northeastern corner of the Nalambalam is a small shrine dedicated to Sree Kukshi more Shasthara, popularly known as Kuttichathan, one of the temple’s subsidiary deities. At the entrance of the temple complex stands the Nandi Mantapa, housing a granite statue of Nandi. On the western outer gopuram are the shrines of Pilichamundi Daivam and Bhairava Daivam, adding to the temple’s spiritual and cultural significance.