Sri Venkatesh Bhat of Mangalore came to Cannanore and opened a small Bhajana cum Worship hall in the 17th century, which was earlier called Venkatesh Bhat's Mutt. Later, the Prathistha of Sri Venkattramana was performed and shrine of Goddess Mahamaya was also built and it came to be known as Sree Venkataramana Temple.

The temple was initially built in 1772 as a temporary structure by the community members of Kasargod. A permanent structure was built in early 1799 when managements were made for permanent sevas at the temple. The management was left to the priests. Due to internal conflicts among priests, the community took over the management in 1858. But, due to theft of the diety and its property in 1897-98 the temple was closed. It was re-established and re-consecrated by HH Srimad Varadendra Thirtha Swamiji in 1905. The temple again got into difficulties due to fight amongst priests who claimed it as their property in 1913. The legal battle was waged upto 1930 when it was settled in favor of the community. Fresh Archaks were appointed in 1913. An annual Bhajana Saptaha was started in 1910. After a fire in 1921 part of the temple was renovated. In 1935 Sukratheendra Mandir was built along with a community kitchen. A temple tank was also completed. Venkatesha Mandir was built in 1946. In April 1952 it was decided to rectify the defects in the temple and re-consecrate  the five idols of the temple at the Holy hands of HH Srimad Sudheendra Thirtha Swamiji. The re-consecration took place on 29th March, 1954.

Built a big Kalyan Mantap in the holy name of "Sri Sudhindra Kalyana Mantap" at a cost of Rs. 12 lakhs. One more building in the holy name of "Shri. Bhuvanendra Kala Mandir" costing about Rs.6.5 lakhs was under construction as of December 1989.

The temple is an ancient one and date of its original installation is not available. Sri Rama and Sri Veera Vittala are chief dieties worshipped here. While swayamwara Vittala moorthy is utsava moorthy.

The Pratista Vardanthi on Magha Shudha Shasti and Kartika Poornima are important festivals of the temple.

This is one of the oldest, most important among 18 temples belonging to our community. It has long history of more than 12 centuries and has been renovated from time to time. Other than the Udbha Va Linga of chief diety Sri Bhadra Narasimha Swami and Sri Subhramanya Swami are worshipped in the temple. The Shasti festival celebrated from Margarashira Prathipada to Sapthami is important festival celebrated here. The temple also runs schools and has a community hall and choultry for pilgrims.

The temple was constructed and inaugurated on 4th May 1969. Other than Ashada and Kartika Ekadashi, Datta Jayanthi and Paschim Jagara in kartika masa are celebrated and well attended.

Established in 1983 by the efforts of M/S Bhat Bros. Of Calicut  and some devotees. The mutt conducts many religious functions and entrusted to the sacred feet of Srimad Sudheendra Thirtha Swamiji.

The principal diety is Mukunda Krishna (Chaturbhuja). The 80th anniversary of the pratista took place in 1980.

This temple is the biggest and greatest socio-religious institution of Gowda Saraswath Brahmin Samaj and is one of the Mahakshetrams of kerala. It is situated in the heart of Mattancherry town in a vast spread area. This temple was established by Saraswat Brahman Community in 1599 AD.

The diety was found by ancestors of present trustees and has been worshipped by Bhat family of Gargigotra.

This temple is located on the outer prakaras of the T.D. Temple. The idol of hanuman is about 6 feet in height. It is belived that the idol of Hanuman was brought to Cochin by Kalaga Prabhu from the holy place of Rameshwaram. The temple contains one of the biggest bells in India.

This is Shiva temple built in the 18th century by a Gowda Saraswath merchant called Kalaga Prabhu with a shivaling brought from Rameshwaram. This temple was later passed on to Raja of Cochin who handed it to Cochin Tirmala Devaswom for managing in 1780 A.D. Nagadevata is also worshipped. Mahashivratri is grandly celebrated here.

This Udyaneshwara temple is situated on north eastern side of lake Mandapan of Tirumala devaswom. Tradition has it that the gigantic lingam of Lord Shiva enshrined in the temple belonged to an ancient shrine Trikkanna Mathilakam. This lingam is said to have been installed by Parashurama for the benefit of Nambudiri Brahmins. Because of its destruction by the Dutch it was reinstalled. So the idol which was of 18 feet height is now visible only about four and half feet above ground level.

This Vrindavan temple is built in memory of  H H Srimad Sukrateendra Thirtha Swamiji of Kashi Mutt Samsthan, former spiritual head of the G.S.B. community. This temple was constructed at the spot where the body of his holiness was inturned and image of Sri Hanuman is consecrated. Special poojas and Archanas are performed in the temple on the samadhi day of H H Srimad Sukrateendra Thirtha Swamiji in the month of june/july.

This Devaswom in Palluruthy has been established by GS Brahmins in Cochin.

This is the only G.S.B temple where the Adhi Sree Narayana Moorthi in full Avathara of Vishnu and Sree Venkatachalapathymoorthy of Kaliyug are being worshipped from 13th Century.

The idol installed in this temple was the family deity of Sri Venkateshwara Bhat Archak of the Thirumala Temple of Ernakulam. As per the directions of H H Srimad Sudheendra Theertha Swamiji, a trust was formed to manage the temple on 2.5.86. On 3.7.87, foundation stone was laid by them and the reconstruction ceremony was performed by His Holiness on 24th March, 1989.

The temple celebrates the festivals of Vasantha Pooja, Narsimha Jayanthi, Vinayaka Chaturthi, Anantha Vritha, etc. annually.

The temple was built in 1934 by 4 sons of Naga Prabhu. Stone idol of presiding deity Sri Shanta Durga was installed along with that of Bethal and four other upadevathas. Daily Pooja, monthly homas, Rudrabhishekha, annual Prathisth day ceremonies, Sata Kalashabisheka etc. are conducted by the Kula Purohit of the family. Eldest male member of the family manages the temple with the contribution from all members of the family for the prescribed rituals.

The temple was established in 1727 A.D. with Pratishta of Sri Laxmi Venkatesha as Chief Deity. Other Parivara devatas like Sri Mahalakshmy, Sri Ganapathy, Sri Hanuman and Sri Garuda were installed later on. Since then renovations have been done from time to time. Work of Suvarna Garuda Vahanam costing Rs. 50 lakhs was completed in 1989.

One of the most prominent among family temples in Kerala. The idols were brought from Goa to save it from destruction of the Portuguese, to save our religion, rituals and culture.

The presiding deity here is the kuladevata of Bharadwaj Gotra, Atri Gotra Gowda Saraswaths. This temple closely resembles th the famous temple at Marshel in Goa.

Sri Krishna Vadyar who was grand sire and leader of 10 families immigrated here, erected this temple. Later his brother Achutha Vadhyar moved to Ernakulam with the idol and settled down there. The Sixtieth anniversary of the consecration of Gopalkrishna Swamy temple was celebrated in Feb. 1976 under guidance of H H Sudheendra Theertha Swamiji.

It is one of 3 temples belonging to G.S. Brahmin community in the Vypeen island and popularly known as Vypeen Guruvayur. The Centenary of the temple was celebrated in 1995 A.D.

One of the oldest and rarest Sila Vigraha of Devi in Alwaye town.

One of the ancient temples of Kerala belonging to G.S. Brahmins was established in the fourth quarter of the 17th century. In the year 1988, H H Sudheendra Swamiji's Vasanthotsava and Centenary celebrations of the temple were celebrated.

One of the oldest temples in Kerala. The G.S.B. families from Goa came here around 1550 A.D. and settled in the area between Azheekal and Elankunnapuzha in the Vypeen island.

Due to religious persecution by the Portuguese rulers G.S. Brahmins were forced to migrate to Kerala. Sree Vitobha was the family deity of Kasyapa Gotra G.S. Brahmins and it has been installed in the house of Anantha Vadyar.

Pratistha of the deities Sri Laxminarayana and Raghupathi was conducted in 1877 A.D. The temple was built and the installation ceremony was conducted in 1881 A.D. The temple was handed over to Shri Kashi Mutt Samsthan in 1980 and is being managed by a committee nominated by H H Swamiji.

It is said in its history that this idol of Varaha swami was brought from Goa. It is believed that the idol of Vidaranarasimha Moorthy which was being worshipped by local devotees was shifted to Dharma Guru Mulki Temple of Kashi Mutt Samsthan and was replaced by magnificent seven hooded idol of Varahaa Swami which was installed here. The reinstallation rituals of this temple took place in the Malayalam era 1127. The principal deity is flanked by Laxmi Venkatesh and Garuda Venkatesh in the sanctum.

In the east and west directions of this temple are situated shrines of Hanuman and Mahaganapathy. Administration is done by Alleppey Ananthanarayana Puram Thurvoor Thirumala Devaswom committee.

This temple is about 350 years old. This attractive temple houses the idols of Lord Sri Venkatesa with his consorts Sridevi and Bhudevi. Two of the yathis of Sri Kashi Mutt had their Maha Samadhi in the temple premises.

This is a family temple. The G.S.B members of the area made a committee and this temple is running smoothly. The president is the head of the family to whom this temple belongs. Prathista Mahotsava is celebrated on Pushya Nakshatra in the month of Makara every year. On every Friday and on every Sankramana pooja will be held in this temple.

The deity of Sri Lakshmi Venkatachalapathi af Aroor Ananthanaratanapuram Kochutirumala Devaswam was installed and worshipped for the last 12 years ( as of 1989).

Sree Venu Gopala Deva Swamy Temple, Purakkad is the oldest temple of G.S. Temples in Keralaa i.e. more than 400 years old. The deity to whom the parents surrender their children and infants for the welfare. The temple is running a school called S.V.D.U.P School.

The Mutt at Pallipuram founded by Sudhindra Tirtha

The Mutt at Manjeshwar, housing the Vrindavans of Vibhudendra Tirtha and Vasudendra Tirtha.