Koyyodan Koroth Temple

Koyyodan Koroth Temple is a Hindu temple located in Palloor, one of the villages of Mahe in the Puducherry Union Territory. Situated within the Mahe enclave surrounded by Kerala, it serves as a local place of worship and community gathering. The temple is notable as a traditional Kerala-style shrine and is associated with regional Theyyam and Bhagavathy worship traditions common to northern Kerala and Mahe.

Visitors can expect a small to medium-sized Kerala-style Hindu temple set in a quiet residential area of Palloor, Mahe. The complex typically includes a sanctum, prayer hall and courtyard with traditional tiled roofing and simple ornamentation. The atmosphere is calm and devotional, with daily prayers and increased activity during annual festivals and Theyyam season. Visitors can observe rituals, architecture and local customs in a peaceful local setting.

The temple holds local cultural and religious significance as a community shrine in Palloor, Mahe. It reflects the Hindu traditions of the North Malabar region, including worship practices and festivals associated with Bhagavathy and Theyyam heritage that are characteristic of Mahe and adjoining Kannur district.