This temple is at Nenmeni, Sultan Bathery in Wayanad district. It is believed to be centuries old. Before it was destroyed by the army of Tippu Sultan, this had been a famous temple. Though the temple structure and the idol had been destroyed, the place continued to retain the effulgence of the divine presence. Devotees going to Sabarimala used to come here for the ritualistic filling of the things to be taken there. A group of local devotees built a small Balalayam. In 1989, it was rebuilt with a square sanctum for the Sivalinga. Siva is worshipped as Uma Maheswara here. The outer structure of more the temple is made of wood. There are beautiful sculptures on the walls depicting the different Shaiva characters. Uma Maheswara Puja and Mruthyunjaya manthram are special offerings to the lord. Important celebrations occur during the 41-day Mandalam, the month of Karkidakam, Shivarathri and Sreekrishna Jayanthy.