Easwaramangalam Siva Temple is located in Naduvath near Wandoor along the Ooty - Guruvayur highway in Malappuram. Nestled in the heart of Kerala’s Malabar region, the temple stands as a symbol of deep devotion and traditional architectural beauty. At the sanctum, the divine idols of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are worshipped as the main deities. The temple also houses several sub-deities, including Lord Ganapathy, Lord Ayyappa, Goddess Bhagavathy, Nagaraja (serpent deity), and Dampathy Rakshassu, enhancing its spiritual significance. With a history believed to span over 1,500 years, the temple carries a rich legacy. In 1983, Naduvathmana Valia Subramannian Namboothirippad entrusted the administration of the temple more to a committee of local devotees. Since then, the committee has undertaken several developments, including the construction of the Mukhamandapam, Nalambalam, and dedicated shrines for sub-deities. They have also restored the temple pond and built facilities such as an auditorium, a copper-clad flagpost (Kodimaram), and an office building. A major milestone in the temple’s recent history was the consecration ceremony held in 1994 under the guidance of Andaladi Sankaran Namboodiripad. The temple’s annual festival is a vibrant five-day celebration that begins on the Pooyyam day of the Malayalam month of Makaram.