This 8th-century architectural marvel features one of the earliest rock-cut shrines in Kerala. Carved into a single granite boulder, the temple houses unfinished sculptures of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Despite its small size, the site is a significant archaeological treasure reflecting the artistic transition of the region. Located near the Vizhinjam harbor, it provides a quiet retreat for history buffs looking to explore the roots of South Indian rock-cut architecture.
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