Kannamcode Cathedral, Orthodox cathedral in Adoor, India
Kannamcode Cathedral is a Syriac Orthodox place of worship in Adoor that displays traditional Kerala architectural design. The interior features intricate wooden carvings, painted decorations, and construction methods characteristic of the region's building heritage.
This sanctuary was established roughly 9 centuries ago and ranks among the oldest places of worship in Central Travancore. Its long history reflects the deep roots of Syriac Orthodox Christianity in this region of Kerala.
The cathedral serves as a gathering place for the local Syriac Orthodox community, where religious ceremonies and daily prayers form part of their shared spiritual life. Believers gather here for important feast days and commemorations that connect them to their faith tradition.
The site is reasonably accessible and located in a lived-in area where local signs can guide visitors. Related chapel buildings in nearby villages are separate locations if you wish to explore the wider presence of the community.
Within these walls lies the burial place of an important scholar who undertook a Bible translation into Malayalam. This translation made sacred scripture accessible to local people in their own language.
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