Kakanmaṭh is a ruined 11th century Shiva temple located at Sihoniya in Madhya Pradesh, India.

The inscription states that Kirttiraja built an extraordinary temple devoted to Parvati's lord (Shiva) at Siṁhapānīya (modern Sihoniya).

Only the ruins of the central temple stand now: its outer walls, balconies and a part of its spire have fallen.

[5] A Sanskrit-language pillar inscription dated 1[4]50 VS (1393-94 CE) records the renovation of the Mahadeva temple (that is, Kakanmath) by one Durgaprasada.

[6] A 1497 VS (1440-41 CE) pillar inscription records the visit of a pilgrim named Dekhana during the reign of Dungara (a Tomara ruler of Gwalior).