Friday, 15 September 2017

Sri Kalyana Varadharaja Perumal Temple at Kolumam, near Udumalpet, Tiruppur District, Tamil Nadu.

10th September 2017.
This 13th-century Perumal temple is also one of the Shiva & Vishnu temples constructed by Kongu Chozha King Veera Rajendran (1207 CE to 1256 CE)  on the banks of the river Amravati to get rid of the Graha dosha (a solar eclipse happened on his birth date).


Moolavar : Sri Kalyana Varadharaja Perumal.
Thayar    : Sri Vedhavalli Thayar.

Some of the important features of this temple are...
The temple faces east, adjacent to the Shiva Temple. A Deepasthambam with a mandapam is in front of the temple.

In the outer prakaram sannadhi for Thayar, facing east on the left side of the sanctum. The Sanctum Sanctorum consists of a Sanctum, antarala, ardha mandapam, and Mukha mandapam. Garudalwar is in front of moolavar in mukha mandapam. Alwars are in the ardha mandapam.


HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
The 13th-century Kongu Chozha period inscriptions are found around the sanctum walls, kumudam. The inscriptions mainly record the donations made to the temple.


TEMPLE TIMINGS:
The temple will be kept open from 07.00 hrs to 12.00 hrs, and from 16.00 hrs to 20.00 hrs.

CONTACT DETAILS.
HOW TO REACH:
Kolumam is about 20 km from Udumalpet, and the bus is available from Udumalpet.
The nearest Railway Station is Udumalpet.

LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE: CLICK HERE






---OM SHIVAYA NAMA--- 

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