Main Shrine
Valiyambalam — the inner temple of Guruvayurappan₹ 5 Cror US $550,000
The heart of the temple — the sanctum where the deity sits. To patron this is to hold the centre.
Begin a conversation →Patron a Structure · Maha Seva
Underwrite a structure of the temple.
For those called to support the temple at structure scale — the Main Shrine, a Sub-Shrine, or a whole bundle of supporting facilities — held in the patron's name, across generations.
Support Structures
Five supporting facilities, as a bundle₹ 13.84 Cror US $1,522,400
- Namaskara Mandapam (prostration platform)₹ 1.20 Cr
- Thidapilly (kitchen & work area)₹ 0.60 Cr
- Mulayara (storage room)₹ 0.20 Cr
- Vilakku Maadam & Stone Pillars₹ 3.84 Cr
- Chuttambalam & Sivelippura (outer temple)₹ 8.00 Cr
Sub-Shrines & Ritual Structures
Deity shrines, pathways, administrative facilities₹ 4 Cror US $440,000
- Ayyappa Temple₹ 1.13 Cr
- Ganapathy Temple₹ 0.86 Cr
- Bhadrakaali Temple₹ 1.51 Cr
- Pradakshina Veethi (circumambulation path)₹ 0.30 Cr
- Dhwajasthambham (ceremonial flagstaff)₹ 0.20 Cr
- Offices, Staff & Priest Quarters₹ 1.75 Cr
- Visitor Facilities₹ 1.75 Cr
What being a structure-patron means.
The patron's name is held by the temple in association with the structure they raised — recorded in the temple register, named at the consecration, remembered at every annual rite of the structure thereafter.
Each bundle is flexible — a single patron may underwrite the whole, or a small circle of patrons may split it. We will write the recognition in a way that reflects how you choose to participate.
This is a relationship, not a checkout. Write to us and a member of the Core Committee will be in touch personally.
"Mortals who help construct a temple of Lord Vishnu do not return to this world. They return to the abode of Lord Vishnu."
— Padma Purana
Speak with the Core Committee