The effect of micropoar parameter in a complex annulus filled with micropolar fluids have been investigated numerically to determine heat transfer characteristics and flow structure micromotions between the inner sphere and outer vertical cylinder with specified isothermal boundary conditions. Computations were carried out systematically for the several different parameters of geometric ratio, Rayleigh number and material parameters of micropolar fluid to determine the average Nusselt number and the skin friction coefficient on the flow and the thermal fields. The material parameters are dimensionless spin gradient viscosityλ, dimensionless micro-inertia density B and dimensionless vortex viscosity F. The governing equations, in terms of vorticity, stream function, angular momentum and temperature are expressed in a spherical polar coordinate system. Results were presented some physical phenomenon in a complex annulus. Comparisons are attempted between the Newtonian fluid and micropolar fluid.