The deity worshipped here is Goddess Sita, along with her sons Lava and Kusa, revered for their direct lineage and pivotal roles in the epic Ramayana.

Notable within the temple are the depictions of Sita Devi’s life, the serene pond, and the smaller shrines that each tell a story of faith and resilience.

This temple, while simple, reflects the traditional architectural style prevalent in Kerala, focusing on the spiritual rather than the material.

While not part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, this temple is a heritage in its own right, carrying the weight of mythological history and cultural significance.

Seetha Devi Lava Kusa Temple

Wayanad

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Seetha Devi Lava Kusa Temple, Pulpally, Wayanad, Kerala

The Seetha Devi Lava Kusa Temple is not just a structure made of stone and rituals; it is a vibrant testament to the life of Goddess Sita, celebrated here with her beloved sons, Lava and Kusa. It is a place where devotees gather not just to pray, but to feel the presence of Sita Mata, who, enveloped in love and hardship, raised her sons with the sage Valmiki's guidance. This temple in Pulpally stands out in the spiritual landscape of India as it uniquely honors Sita Devi, making it a rare site of pilgrimage where her life's story is the central theme.

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Open & closing time

05:00-12:30, 17:30-19:30

Darshan wait time

30 minutes to 1 hour

Best time to visit

The best time to visit is during the cooler months from October to February. Avoid visiting during peak summer months.

Parking

Available

Special Note:

A remarkable feature of this sacred site is the absence of leeches, a common concern in the lush landscapes of Wayanad, making it more comfortable for devotees during the monsoon seasons.
The temple’s annual festival every January is a vibrant celebration of divine love and community spirit, drawing devotees from far and wide.

Darshan and Temple Pooja at Seetha Devi Lava Kusa Temple

Daily darshan timings and puja schedule at Seetha Devi Lava Kusa Temple

Etiquette And Temple Information

To truly experience the divine ambiance, consider visiting early in the morning or during the tranquil hours of the evening. Also, do not miss the opportunity to visit the nearby Valmiki Ashramam and immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural beauty of Wayanad.

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Accessibility Information

The temple, while nestled in the heart of Pulpally, is accessible to devotees, though some areas might require a bit of walking. While facilities for differently-abled visitors are present, it's advisable for pilgrims to check in advance for any specific needs.

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