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## The Two-Cooled Festival
**1.** On the auspicious day, Rama and Lakshmana, the bearers of auspicious deeds, ascended the Pushpaka chariot and departed for Ayodhya.
**2.** The lords of the Vidyadharas, eager to serve them, set out with their families, mounted on various chariots and vehicles.
**3.** From the sky, where the sun's rays were blocked by umbrellas and flags, they looked down upon the earth adorned with mountains.
**4.** They crossed the ocean of salt, where groups of various creatures were playing, and continued their journey, filled with joy, carrying out their playful activities.
**5.** Sita, the virtuous lady, adorned with virtues, sat beside Rama. She shone with great splendor, like Lakshmi herself. Looking ahead, she said to Rama, "Oh Lord! What is this extremely bright object in the middle of Jambudvipa?"
**6.** Then Rama addressed the beautiful Sita, "Oh Devi! This is the same place where, in his childhood, the Lord of Lords, Munisuvrata, was anointed by the gods, filled with joy."
**7.** "This is the renowned Mandara, the king of mountains, adorned with towering, jeweled peaks, which are pleasing to the eyes."
**8.** "Oh! Due to our speed, the chariot has deviated from its path. Let us go back to the army." Saying this, Rama went back to the army and said, "My dear, this is the Dandaka forest, where the darkness of the clouds of black elephants prevails, and where Ravana, your enemy, abducted you."
**9.** "Oh beautiful one! This is the river where you and I performed the Parana for two Charana Munis, who possessed the power of Riddhi."
**10.** "Oh Sulochana! This is the mountain called Vanshasthavil, where we saw the Munis, the adornment of the land and the family, together."
**11.** "I, you, and Lakshmana served those Munis, removing their afflictions, and they attained the knowledge of liberation, which brings the bliss of Shiva."
**12.** "Oh Bhadra! This is the city of Valikhilya, where Lakshmana obtained the daughter named Kalyanamala, who is equal to you."