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What Happened to the Idols of Ram, Lakshman, Bharat, and Shatrughna After Dwarka Sank? Discover the Sacred Nalambalam Yatra of Kerala!

Centuries ago, when the legendary city of Dwarka submerged beneath the ocean waves, four divine idols—of Lord Ram, Lakshman, Bharat, and Shatrughna—were lost to the depths. But the story didn’t end there.

According to ancient lore, one day the fishermen community along the serene Kerala coast witnessed a miraculous event. The sea returned these sacred idols to the shore. Overwhelmed with reverence, they worshipped the deities and later installed them in four different temples:

Lord Ram at Triprayar

Bharat at Irinjalakuda

Lakshman at Moozhikkulam

Shatrughna at Payammal

These temples together form a sacred pilgrimage circuit known as Nalambalam. Every year during the Malayalam month of Karkidakam—also called Ramayana Masam—thousands of devotees walk this path on foot, seeking blessings, strength, and liberation.

But what makes Triprayar Ram temple truly unique?

Here, Lord Ram is not just the heroic prince of Ayodhya. He is worshipped as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu—with four arms holding the conch, discus, bow, and garland. However, there's something strikingly different—Hanuman is not present here. Why? Because here, Ram is not a warrior; He is the peaceful, silent, transcendental form of divinity.

In this video, we unravel this divine journey—from the depths of the ocean to the hearts of Kerala’s sacred land. Watch till the end to immerse yourself in the divine mystery of Nalambalam and discover why these temples hold a timeless spiritual significance.

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