Mahaganapathi Temple
Temple
Mahaganapathi Temple
The Sri Maha Ganapathi Temple, located in Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad, Kerala, is a historic and revered temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha. It is one of the ancient temples in the region, believed to have been built around eight centuries ago.
The historical significance of the temple is highlighted by its association with the town's former name, "Ganapathyvattom," before it was changed to Sulthan Bathery.
The temple's rich history includes stories of being under the administration of the rulers of the Kottayam dynasty and later interactions with Tipu Sultan, who used the temple stones to build a fort. An annual festival is celebrated for eight days in January/February, featuring cultural programs, processions with decorated elephants, and various rituals.
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Mahaganapathi Temple is located in Wayanad, Kerala.
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