Pazhayangadi Mosque in Kondotti, situated about 18 km east of Manjeri en route to Malappuram, is a 500-year-old Muslim pilgrimage site in Kerala. Renowned for its elegant white dome and distinctive Mughal architectural elements, the mosque stands as a historical and spiritual landmark. This mosque is also known as Kondotti Qubba and holds immense historical and spiritual significance for the Mappila Muslim community of Kerala. The mosque is associated with the revered Sufi saint Muhammad Shah, also known as Kondotti Thangal.
Each year, it hosts the vibrant three-day Valia Nercha festival, held in February or March, which draws large crowds and serves as a major cultural celebration in the region. The festivities include processions, religious recitations, and mass feasts, reflecting the region's deep-rooted culture of communal harmony. The mosque’s pristine white dome and intricate architecture add to its charm, making it a cherished landmark.
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