The temple's connection to the Ramayana epic adds to its cultural significance. Visitors can experience the peaceful ambiance and learn about the mythological stories associated with the temple. With its traditional Kerala architecture, the temple is a notable spot for those interested in history, culture, and spirituality in the region.
Ponkuzhi Sree Rama Temple, located on the Sulthan Bathery-Mysore road, has a deep connection with the Indian Epic, Ramayana. Nestled in a serene and peaceful atmosphere near the Ponkuzhi River, the temple is about 4 kms from the Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary. The main deities worshipped here are Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshmana, and Lord Hanuman. A fascinating myth about the temple pond says it was formed by the tears of Sita. The temple's architecture follows the traditional Kerala style with a tiled roof.
Festivals
The Temple has a number of festivals. The important ones are :
Guru Purnima
Guru Purnima, a day to honor spiritual teachers, might be observed at Ponkuzhi Sree Rama Temple with traditional rituals and prayers. Given the temple's connection to the Ramayana and its deities like Lord Rama, the observance could involve Special prayers (puja) to Lord Rama and other deities. Devotees paying respects and seeking blessings. Possibly cultural or spiritual events in line with the temple's traditions.
Rama Navami
Celebrates the birth of Lord Rama, a major festival for devotees of Lord Rama. Involves special prayers (puja), recitations from the Ramayana, and cultural events in temples dedicated to Lord Rama.
Contact Address: Ponkuzhi Sree Rama Temple,
Ponkuzhi, Wayanad,
Kerala 673592
Phone: 04936 265 745
