This temple is at Kodakara in Thrissur district. It is an ancient temple which was destroyed during the invasion by the army of Tipu Sultan. It lay neglected for a long time. In 1990, attempts were made to rebuild it, and a committee of the local people was formed. Now the temple and its related structures have been completed. The day of the star Atham in the month of Meenam is celebrated as the consecration day. It is celebrated with Chuttuvilakku, Niramala, Melam and Annadanam as well as entertainment programmes apart from the rituals. Desha Vilakk is celebrated on the last Saturday of the month of more Vrischikam. The month of Karkidakam is also observed with various special rituals. The consecration and the rituals are similar to those in the famous Guruvayoor temple. There is a huge temple pond covering 35 cents, which has been renovated with the financial help of the Central Government. There is a Kavu with Nagas and Vanadurga consecrated outside the temple. The temple is run by a registered committee of the local devotees.