7 Lesser-known Shri Ram temples worth exploring in 2024

Kodandarama temple - Vontimitta, Andhra Pradesh

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Kodandarama Temple, built by Vontudu and Mittudu, former robbers and devotees of Rama from the Nishada Vamsha, is located in Vontimitta town, Kadapa District, Andhra Pradesh.

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Eri-katha ramar temple- Maduranthakam, Tamil Nadu

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Eri-Katha Raamar Temple in Maduranthakam, Tamil Nadu, is a significant location in the Ramayana narrative, where Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana stopped during their journey back to Ayodhya.

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Ram tirath temple- Amritsar, Punjab

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Ram Tirath Temple in Amritsar, Punjab, is associated with the birth of Lord Rama and Sita's sons Luv and Kush, and is believed to have healing powers.

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Triprayar sri rama temple- Kerala

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The Thriprayar Shree Ramaswami Temple in Triprayar, Kerala, is the first of four Nalambalams dedicated to King Dasharatha's sons, worshipping an idol worshipped by Krishna.

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Kodanda rama temple- Chikmagalur, Karnataka

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Kodandaramaswami Temple in Hiremagalur, Karnataka, is linked to a Skanda Purana event where Lord Rama grants darshan to Parasurama in his original marriage posture.

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