10th
September 2017.
This
temple is on the banks of the river Amaravati and is also one of the 13th-century Shiva temples constructed by Kongu Chozha King Veera
Rajendran to get rid of the Graha dosha.
Moolavar : Sri Kasi Viswanathar
Consort : Sri Visalakshi
Some of the important features of this temple are...
The
temple faces east without a Dwajasthambam. Two Rishabas and balipeedam are immediately after the east side
entrance. The east side entrance arch
has stucco images on both sides.
In
the outer prakaram sannadhi for Vinayagar, Shanieswarar, Subramaniyar, Bhairavar,
Sri Venugopala Swamy, Chandran, and Suriyan. In koshtam Dakshinamurthy alone.
The
sanctum sanctorum consists of the sanctum, antarala, Artha mandapam, and a mukha
mandapam. Ambal is in the ardha mandapam. Ambal and moolavar are small.
HISTORY & INSCRIPTIONS
The 13th-century Kongu Chozha King Veera Rajendra’s inscriptions are there around the sanctum
wall. From the inscriptions, the temple is located in Karai Vazhi Nadu, maybe
because the place is on the banks of the river Amaravati. The inscriptions record the donations given to the temple for pooja and the burning of perpetual lamps.
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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