Ennasheri Malanada Temple

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Ennasheri Malanada Temple
Religion
Affiliation Hinduism
District Kollam
Deity Dussasana
FestivalsMalakkuda Maholsavam,
Governing bodyEnnasheri Malanada Temple
Location
LocationThekkemuri, Sooranad North, Kollam, Kerala, India
State Kerala
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
India Kerala location map.svg
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Ennasheri Malanada Temple, Sooranad North, Kollam, Kerala
Geographic coordinates 9°06′29.9″N76°37′46.2″E / 9.108306°N 76.629500°E / 9.108306; 76.629500
Architecture
TypeKerala Traditional
CreatorEnnasheri Malanada Temple
Specifications
Temple(s)One
Elevation43.31 m (142 ft)

Ennasheri Malanada Temple is the only Dushasana Temple in South India.[ citation needed ] It is located in Sooranad village in Kunnathur Taluk of Kollam district, Kerala.

Malakkuda Festival

The annual festival at Malanada is known as ‘Malakkuda’. It is celebrated during the summer. The arrival of the festival is proclaimed by ‘Kodiyettu’ (the temple flag hoisting ceremony by Oorali after due observance) on the second Sunday of Kumbham.

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