Mudakuzha
Grama Panchayat

St. George Jacobite Syrian Church, located at Chundakkuzhy in Ernakulam district, is an important place of worship for the local Christian community. Following the faith traditions and liturgical practices of the Jacobite Syrian Christian Church, this sacred institution serves as a centre of prayer and spiritual fellowship. The church provides spiritual comfort and divine blessings to its faithful members and stands as a symbol of unity, fellowship and mutual love among the parish community. The church plays a significant role in nurturing the spiritual lives of its members through Holy Qurbana, prayers, religious feasts and other spiritual services. In addition to religious activities, the facilities associated with the church are also used for weddings, baptisms, parish meetings and various community gatherings. The church continues to be an active presence in the social and cultural life of the local community.

Pralayakkad Shiva Temple is believed to be the only temple where two sanctum sanctorums dedicated to the same deity can be seen within a single compound wall. The temple is situated at the highest point of Pralayakkad. In ancient times, this place was known as "Kazh uvetumpara". According to local legends, it was once a burial ground where criminals were executed by hanging during the reign of kings. According to Hindu beliefs, just as Lord Parameswara resides in the cremation ground at Mount Kailash, the temple premises are regarded as a sacred divine abode, comparable to Mount Kailash. The ceremonial holy bath (Aarattu) of the temple is conducted on the new moon day of the Malayalam month of Meenam.

Pralayakkad Mahavishnu Temple is located at Pombol, accessible via Kuruppampady and Vengoor, approximately 8 kilometres from Perumbavoor in Ernakulam district. Situated about 400 metres away from the main road, the temple is surrounded by beautiful, serene paddy fields, offering a peaceful atmosphere free from air pollution. A Vishnu temple and a Mahadeva temple are situated close to each other at this location. Lord Mahavishnu is worshipped here in three different forms: as Mahavishnu in the morning, Narasimha at noon and Sri Krishna in the evening. In ancient times, Pralayakkad was part of the Vadavoor kingdom, and this temple is regarded as the family deity of the Vadavoor royal family. The ceremonial Aarattu is conducted on the new moon day of the Malayalam month of Meenam. During the annual festival, processions of both deities are held. Annadanam (offering of food) is arranged on every Thiruvonam day. Goddess Bhagavathy is worshipped as a subsidiary deity outside the temple compound wall.