Villuardhri Nadha Temple | Temples Of Keralam Documentary | Hanuman Swamy Temples In Keralam

Sri Vilvadri Nath Swamy Temple is a very ancient temple located on the banks of the Bharatapuzha River. It is one of the rare temples where the incarnations of Lord Vishnu, Sri Rama and Lakshmana, are enshrined with equal importance. Sri Rama stands on the west side and Lakshmana on the east side. Sri Hanuman Swamy, the son and companion of Sri Rama and Lakshmana, resides in the southeast outside the four temples of the temple. The Lord, holding a mace in one hand, blesses the devotees with the other hand. The main offerings to Hanuman Swamy are a garland of trees, a garland of betel leaves, and a garland of betel leaves. After Sabarimala, this is the eighteen most feared temple. Thiruvilvamala Vilvadri Nath Temple is a temple without a homa and a flagpole. Thousands of people come here to garland during the Mandala period.