Nature of the Place: Temple
Ramayana Relevance — What Happened Here: The temple recalls Sita’s forest refuge and the lives of Lava and Kusha after her departure from Ayodhya.
Ramayana Reference / Textual Context: Uttara Kanda tradition
Sthala Purana / Local Tradition and Present Identification: Pulpally preserves one of Kerala’s principal Sita and Lava-Kusha traditions. It is one of several competing regional identifications and should be described accordingly.
What a Pilgrim Can See: Seetha Devi shrine and Lava-Kusha-related worship traditions
Temple / Site Timings: Opening hours and access conditions may change. Prefer a daylight visit for outdoor, hill, cave, forest and coastal sites, and reconfirm locally before travel.
Contact: Contact the temple office, district tourism office or local site administration shortly before travel; telephone numbers are intentionally not printed where a stable official number could not be verified.
| Category | Ramayana Places |
| address | Ground Floor, East Avenue, opposite Seetha Devi Temple, Pulpally, Kerala 673579 |
| state | Kerala |
| district | Wayanad |
| city | Pulpally |
| area | Pulpally |
| pincode | 673579 |
