1. PUTHIYATHRIKOVU SHIVA TEMPLE
Annual temple festival is of seven days duration counting day 1 after Kodikayattam. Kodikayattam seven days before the new moon day in the Malayalam month of Kumbham.The temple is close to the Paliam Tharavad. It is believed that the deity here is Vaikkathappan Himself, from the renowned Vaikom temple. He appeared here for the sake of his great devotee, a Paliath Achan who due to infirmity of old age could not go to Vaikom temple for his annual worship. Shivarathri falls during the annual festival of this temple. Vaikath Ashtami is also celebrated here.
2. CHENDATHRIKKOVU Vishnu Temple
Annual temple festival is of seven days duration counting day 1 after Kodikayattam. Kodikayattam seven days before the new moon day in the Malayalam month of Kumbham.The temple is close to the Paliam Tharavad. It is believed that the deity here is Vaikkathappan Himself, from the renowned Vaikom temple. He appeared here for the sake of his great devotee, a Paliath Achan who due to infirmity of old age could not go to Vaikom temple for his annual worship. Shivarathri falls during the annual festival of this temple. Vaikath Ashtami is also celebrated here.
3. Bhagavathi Temple
Annual temple festival is of seven days duration after Kodikayattam. Aarathu on Karuthavavu day of Kumbha masam.This Balabhadrakali shrine stands near Chendamangalam Panchayat office. For obtaining a suitable partner in life, “Swayamvara Pushpanjali” here is found to be very efficacious. “Vidyarambha” is considered to be propitious
4. Kunnathu Thali Shiva Temple
Annual festival is of five daya duration. Kodikayattam is 5 days before the Malayalam star Thiruvathira in the Malayalam month of Dhanu.The shrine has a prominent place in the ancient 108 Shiva shrines. Of the 18 and a half Talis i.e. place where monarch took solemn decisions with this Lord as witness. For progeny “Nadathallal” is important here. The idol is installed in such a way that the sun’s rays fall directly on the pinaccle of the sacro-sanctum on the 10th of Medam. There are 7 seperate Upadeva temples around the presiding deity. “Sapthamathrukkal” and “Brahma”, with four faces, rarely seen in Kerala are also installed here.
5. Arankavu Subramanian Temple
Annual festival is of 7 days duration. Kodikayattam is on the 3rd of the Malayalam month Medam.This temple is situated 1.5 kilometers south of Paliam Tharavad. The Skanda or Subramania temple is reported to be centuries old. Thaipooyam is celebrated with Abhishekams on the sacred idol with milk, honey, panineer, oil etc. Old timers say that, Sri Chattambi Swamikal has done penance here.
6. Arankavu Shasta Temple
Annual festival is of 7 days duration. Kodikayattam is on the 3rd of the Malayalam month Medam.This Shastha temple which is centuries old is unique in its Prathishta. Together with His two wives Poorna and Pushkala and son Kuttishastha, the divine Shastha looks magnificent when adorned and pasted with sandal. During the annual festival, Kalamezhuthu Pattu is performed here on all the ten days from Vishu. Skanda and Shastha, the two warrior gods are beleived to be the protectors of the Paliam family and the villagers. Pilgrims to Sabarimala commence their journey from this temple after 41 days of Vratha.
7. KOTTAYIL KOVILAKAM KRISHAN TEMPLE (GOVINDAPURAM TEMPLE)
No annual festival or Ulsavam in this ambalam. of Vratha.A hill temple at Chendamangalam. The hillock is 100 feet high. the archeological department has taken cognizance of the ancient Vishnu shrine in the now extinct Villarvattom Palace. Lajahoma (Malar Nivedya) here pleases the Lord and blesses the couple with a son. At the base of the hillock on which the temple stands, there is a mosque, a church and a synagogue proclaiming the communal amity of the old days