Pawan Kalyan Offers Prayers at Thriprayar Sri Rama Temple in Kerala

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan visited the renowned Thriprayar Sri Rama Temple in Kerala on Friday. The temple is considered an important Sri Rama shrine and is also associated with the famous Nalambalam pilgrimage. Following temple traditions, Pawan Kalyan participated in the Deepaaradhana service and lit lamps at the main lamp arrangement near the Sri Krishna shrine. He also took part in the Meenuttu and Vedi Vazhipadu rituals and offered special prayers to Sri Rama Swamy.

During his visit, Pawan Kalyan offered silk clothes to Sri Rama, Sri Krishna and Ayyappa Swamy. He also performed special prayers to Dakshinamurthy, Lord Ganesha and Anantha Padmanabha Swamy within the temple premises. As part of the Meenuttu ritual, he fed fish in the nearby river, a traditional practice at the temple. He later participated in the Vedi Vazhipadu service and donated the amount required for 1,001 firecrackers. After completing the rituals, the temple’s chief priest, Raman Thirumeni, offered him sacred water, prasadam and blessings.