Kalamassery Mahaganapathy Temple

Kalamassery Mahaganapathy Temple is a Hindu temple in North Kalamassery with two concrete structures that house shrines for Mahaganapathy and Subrahmanya. Later additions include elevated sanctuaries that create separate spaces for worship and prayer.

The temple was established in 1981 and underwent major expansion in 2000 with the addition of multiple shrine structures. This development significantly enlarged the worship space and deepened the religious offerings available to the community.

The temple serves as a gathering place for Hindu worship where devotees come to honor Mahaganapathy and Subrahmanya through prayers and rituals. Regular ceremonies and seasonal celebrations form the heart of the religious life that unfolds here.

The temple is easily accessible from the Eloor-Kalamassery road and sits right along the main route through the area. Visitors should plan to arrive in early morning or late afternoon hours for the quietest worship experience.

A large Peepal tree stands at the entrance and creates a natural welcome for those arriving at the temple. The tree holds deep significance for the local community and serves as a gathering point before worship.

Location: Kerala

GPS coordinates: 10.06380,76.32260

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:05