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According to local traditions, the big rock was brought to the area by the incarnations of Shiva including Nandi to the area, and another small rock near to it called 'chummaadu para' is believed to be the support to relieve the pain when the bigger hard rock kept in head. Historians read its origin back to the 7th century AD when 'Nedila Paranthaka Nedumchadayan' who ruled Chadayamangalam the nearby place, made the rock cut temple. It is now situated in the centre of a large extent of paddy fields and daily rituals are done under Travancore Devaswom Board. The calmness and tranquility of the area attracts the travellers, and one can reach the spot travelling 45 kilometers from Kollam.[3] AccessFrom Thiruvananthapuram, the MC Road leads to Nilamel, and from there local road leads to Kadakkal and reach Kottukkal. From Kollam, local roads lead to Ayoor first and from there to Kottukkal via Manjappara. References{{commons category}}1. ^1 {{cite web | url=http://www.ananthapuri.com/kollam.asp?page=placesofinterests | title=Kottukal Kal Thrikovil Cave Temple | publisher=ananthapuri.com | accessdate=June 11, 2012}} {{coord missing|Kerala}}2. ^{{cite book | title=Cultural heritage of Kerala | publisher=D.C. Books, Kerala | author=Sreedhara Menon A. | year=2008 | pages=135 | isbn=9788126419036}} 3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.hampi.in/kottukal-rock-cut-cave-temple.shtml|title=Kottukal Rock Cut Cave Temple|accessdate=25 December 2010}} External links
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