Thirumarayoor Hanumad Pujitha Sree Rama Swamy Temple stands as a steadfast symbol of unwavering faith. Nestled near Piravom in the Ernakulam district, this temple is a repository of diverse beliefs and holds a history spanning over 800 years, dedicated to Lord Rama, as its name implies. The temple is revered for encapsulating the divine presence of Lord Rama's brothers Lakshmana, Bharata, Shatrughnan and Goddess Sita. The deity assumes the form of Lord Rama's coronation, with the temple believed to have been a witness to significant events from the Ramayana. It was here, amidst his exile, that Rama, accompanied by Sita and Lakshmana, encountered the deceptive Marichan in more the guise of a deer, leading to the infamous arrow incident. The name Thirumarayoor derives from its association with a concealed archery site. Noteworthy as the sole Hanuman temple worldwide exclusively dedicated to Lord Rama, the Thirumarayoor Temple witnesses’ regular worship of Hanuman by his devoted followers. It is firmly believed that Hanuman's presence graces the temple daily, with the devout asserting his arrival at 3.30 am to pay homage to Lord Rama. The tangible evidence of this divine occurrence is marked by the resonant echoes of trumpets and bells during the daily pooja. Testimonies from locals in the vicinity affirm the auditory experience, further substantiated by the observation of flowers and mint appearing as offerings during the morning pooja. The temple, with its rich history and spiritual significance, stands as a testament to the enduring faith in the divine.