It is believed to be the only temple in Kerala dedicated to Goddess Sita.
Located in the village of Pulpally, around 20 kilometers from Sultan Bathery in Wayanad district, the Seetha Devi Temple holds significant religious and cultural importance. According to local legends and mythology, it is believed that Goddess Sita stayed at this location during her exile from Ayodhya.
The temple complex features a main shrine dedicated to Goddess Sita, along with separate sanctums for Lord Rama, Lord Lakshmana, and Lord Hanuman. The architecture of the temple follows the traditional Kerala style, and the serene surroundings add to the spiritual ambiance.
The temple hosts various religious rituals and festivals throughout the year, with the most significant one being the annual Seetha Devi Festival. This festival usually takes place in January or February and attracts a large number of devotees who come to seek the blessings of Goddess Sita.
During the festival, colorful processions, cultural programs, and traditional music and dance performances are organized. Devotees offer prayers, perform special rituals, and participate in the festivities with great enthusiasm.
The Seetha Devi Temple in Wayanad provides devotees and visitors with an opportunity to connect with the divine presence of Goddess Sita and experience the rich cultural heritage associated with the Ramayana epic.
