Irunilakode Temple
This is one of the few rock cut temples in Kerala with a central figure on the wall of the cell, datable to the 8th-9th centuries A.D. The main deity is Dakshinamoorthy in sitting posture with his left leg placed over the other, with serpents coiling round the body and with an Akshamala, Keyoora and Khadaka on the two upper hands. The linga on the side is believed by the local people as growing in size every day. The features are defaced to a great extent which defy proper identification of the objects. Since 1966 it is a protected monument under the department.
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Irunilakode Temple Location:
Village - Mulloorkara, Taluk - Talappally, District - Thrissur, Location - At Mulloorkara in Thrissur - Vadakancheri - Shornur route.
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