04th
August 2017
This
is the last temple on the banks of the holy river Cooum, which joins with the Bay of Bengal. The main deity is Sri Devi Kadal Muthu Karumari Amman Temple, which faces east with a Trishul and her vahana Simham. The Amman and Kali are made of stucco. The sub
sannadhis are a Shiva temple and the Navagrahas.
In Shiva’s sannidhi, stucco images of
Shiva with his family, Parvati, Vinayagar & Murugan, and Rishabam.
As per the lady who does the pooja, Amman is called Kadal Muthu Karumariamman, since she faces the sea.
HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
The
temple was constructed by the late R.
Ramakannu, of South Arcot District, Kallakurichi, Karadichithur Village, about 53 years ago (1964 CE), and the temple is being taken care of by his third-generation relatives.
POOJAS AND CELEBRATIONS
The Aadi month annual festival has been celebrated
for the past 53 years consecutively without a break. The other important celebrations are
Mayanakollai and Mahashivaratri. The
People from the Army quarters and nearby Kuppam are the regular visitors.
POOJA TIMINGS:
Since
one lady takes care of the temple, the
pooja and opening times depend on her convenience.
CONTACT DETAILS:
R
Anbazhagan +919841814116 and A Vela +919962244564 may be contacted for further details.
HOW TO REACH:
Very
near to Nappier Bridge.
Walkable
distance from the beach bus terminus, Anna Samadhi, and the Popular Amma Samadhi.
LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE: CLICK HERE
R. Ramakannu, of South Arcot District, Kallakurichi, Karadichithur Village, had constructed the compound wall through his own funds in the year 1983.
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