This temple is at Thamarassery, in Kozhikode district. It is on Pathinettam mile – Kallaramkettu road. The effulgence of Sree Rama, with his companions as he appears after his coronation as the King of Ayodhya, is the main consecration here. Worshipping here is considered equivalent to visiting the four temples of Rama, Lakshmana, Bharatha and Shathrugna as all four of them are present here in effulgence. Goshalakrishnan is also consecrated with equal importance. Bhagavathy, Ganapathy, Ayyappan and a Sarppakavu are the subordinate consecrations here. The temple was under the control of the brahmins here for more than one thousand years. Then the temple had to be more closed as there was a difference of opinion among them. The idol was broken, and the roof of the sanctum caved in. In 1998, the temple was handed over to the local devotees. Now a trust manages the affairs of the temple. A new idol was made and reconsecrated in 2002. As the Lord is seen as the Emperor, the idol is not taken out of the temple in a procession. The temple is open from 6 in the morning to 9.30 and from 5 in the evening to 7. Karkidaka vavu, Sree Rama Navami in Meenam, Thrikarthika in Vrischikam, Mandala period, and consecration day on the day of star Chothi in the month of Edavam are the main festival days.