Mele Thrikkovil Sree Rama Temple, situated in Katambazhipuram, Palakkad District, Kerala, is an ancient and revered shrine believed to be approximately 2,000 years old. The temple is renowned for its exquisite wooden carvings that vividly portray episodes from the Ramayana, including the abduction of Sita by Ravana and the disfigurement of Shurpanakha. These carvings stand out for their unique tribal-style depictions of non-human characters, drawing the interest of both devotees and art enthusiasts. Historically, the temple was owned and administered by Keezhedam Mana, one of the original ten Brahmin families (Urazhma) associated with its management. Today, the Mele Thrikkovil Sree more Rama Temple is under the administration of the Malabar Devaswom Board, continuing its legacy as a spiritually significant and culturally rich heritage site.