page_title: Culture of Payyanur
section_title: Penunthanniyuur Subramanya Swami Temple
hierarchical_section_title: Culture of Payyanur / Penunthanniyuur Subramanya Swami Temple
caption_attribution_description: Payyannur, India.
context_page_description: Kandoth in Payyanur is famous for pottery. The Weaver's Streets of various villages around Payyanur contributes to the fame of Handlooms of Kannur.
context_section_description: Perunthanniyuur Subramanya Swami Temple is another historic temple in Payyanur. A Subramanya temple, which is lacking a Sarpa Pratishta, which was destroyed by Tippu Sulthan, and further by communist revolutions in North Malabar is with least facilities. The Deva Prashna carried out, defines that the Sarpa Kaave (sarpa pratishta) can play a unique role in maintaining the temple from downfall. This findings by the means of prashna that the Subramanya idol has a scar on its forehead, which was further justified by the Sri. Shankaran Namboothiri, the temple priest, sitting in the srikovil of the temple.
caption: Kandoth Temple Entrance
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