Tirukkadithanam - Adbhthanarayana Ambalam 

This tiny, remote, but mighty Divya Desa is drawing devout Vaishnavates steadily since Dwaparayuga, despite well-known for its inadequate transport facilities and boarding and lodging conveniences. That is the glaring adbhuta - marvel of this sacred Moolavar, adbhuta Narayanaswamy. The august image of the archamurti is in standing posture and faces east. It is said to have been installed by Nakula, one of the five Pandava brothers. The Lord gave darsan to Rukmangada and liberated him after due worship. Being accessible easily, many ardent devotees were emancipated timely and fittingly. The Mother is called Karpagavalli, and true to her name is fulfilling the desires of the worshippers liberally. Bhumi thirtha is the name of the sacred pond supplying water to temple and bhaktas. The garbhagriha is beautified with Punyakoti Vimana. Nammalvar worshipped the Lord and composed sweet pasurams mirroring the splendour of the kshetra and glory of the Lord. Agamic worship is offered and periodical festivals ate celebrated with great devotional fervor.

It is 3 km off Chenganacherry, a flourishing town of Kerala and conveyance poses a problem.

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