Thursday 29 September 2022

Sri Mahalingeswarar Temple / மகாலிங்கேஸ்வரர் கோயில், Mahalingapuram, Nungambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

The Visit to this Sri Mahalingeswarar Temple at Mahalingapuram was a part of Nungambakkam and Soolaimedu Shiva and Mahavishnu Temples. The Mahalingapuram is a part of Nungambakkam.


Moolavar  : Sri Mahalingeswarar
Consort    : Sri Brahan Sundra Kujambal

Some of the salient features of this temple are…
The temple is facing east with a 3 Tier Rajagopuram.Balipeedam and idabam are in front of sanctum sanctorum. Vinayagar and Murugan sannidhis are on both sides of the moolavar, equal size of moolavar sannidhi.In koshtam, Vinayagar, Dakshinamurthy, Ayyappan, Brahma and Durgai.

In paraharam Utsavars, Ramar, Sita & Lakshmana, Anjaneyar, Arasamarathadi Vinayagar, Natarajar, Krishnar, Ambal ( is in a separate sannidhi facing east direction ) and Navagrahas.  
 
ARCHITECTURE
The temple consists of only sanctum sanctorum. Moolavar, Vinayagar and Murugan sannidhis are constructed in a row with ekathala Vimanam similar construction.


HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
During Chozha period, this place Nungambakkam was in Puliyur Nadu in Puliyur Kottam and the same was mentioned in 11th Century Rajendra Chozha’s copper plate.  The temple was built in 20th Century. Most of the sannidhis are constructed from the donations made by Nattukottai Nagarathars.

POOJAS AND CELEBRATIONS
5 Kala poojas are conducted and special poojas are conducted on Pradosham, Maha Shivaratri, Vinayagar Chaturthi, Pongal, New year both Tamil and English, Navaratri, Arudra darshan, etc,.

TEMPLE TIMINGS
The temple will be kept opened between 06.00 hrs to 11.00 hrs and 17.00 hrs to 21.00 hrs.

CONTACT DETAILS
 
HOW TO REACH
The temple on the main road – North Usman Road + Mahalingapuram Main Road, close to Mahalingapuram Bus Stop. 47 CX, 47 J, A47, S32 Town buses will stop at Mahalingapuram bus stop.
The temple is 2.7 KM from T Nagar Bus depot, 7.6 KM from Koyambedu and 7.4 KM from Chennai central.
Nearest Railway station is Nungambakkam.

LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE  : CLICK HERE





--- OM SHIVAYA NAMA ---

Tuesday 27 September 2022

Arulmigu Subramaniya Swami Temple / Arulmigu Thiruthani Murugan Temple, Thiruthani / Tiruttani, Ranipet District, (Tiruvallur District ), Tamil Nadu.

The visit to this Arulmigu Subramaniya Swami Temple was a part of Tiruttani Temples Visit on 31st July 2022. Had been to this temple after the darshan of Sri Veeratteswarar, in Tiruttani city. The 15th Century saint Arunagirinathar and Nakkeerar praises Murugan of this Tiruttanigai Hill.


அருவிக் குன்றடையப் பரவிச் செந்தினைவித்
            தருமைக் குன்றவருக்                                    கெளியோனே
    அசுரர்க் கங்கயக்ல்பட் டமர்க் கண்டமளித்
            தயில்கைக் கொண்டதிறற்                           குமரேசா

தருவைக் கும்பதியிற் றிருவைச் சென்றணுகித்
            தழுவிக் கொண்டபுயத்                                   திருமார்பா
    தாளச் சங்குவயற் றிரளிற் றுங்குதிருத்
           தணிகைச் செங்கழநிப்                                    பெருமாளே
…..அருணகிரிநாதர்
5. குன்றுதோறாடல்
பைங்கொடி நறைக்காய் இடை இடுபு வேலன்
அம்பொதிப் புட்டில் விரை இக்குளவியொடு
வெண்கூ தாளம் தொடுத்த கண்ணியன்
நறுஞ்சாந்து அணிந்த கேழ்கிளர் மார்பின்
கொடுந்தொழில் வல்விற் கொலைஇய கானவர்
……….
…….
குறும்பொறிக் கொண்ட நறுந்தண் சாயல்
மருங்கில் கட்டிய நிலன்நேர்பு துகிலினன்
முழவுறழ் தடக்கையின் இயல ஏந்தி
மென்தோள் பல்பிணை தழீஇத் தலைத்தந்து
குன்றுதோறாடலும் நின்றதன்பண்பே,அதாஅன்று.
…. நக்கீரர் திருமுறுகாற்றுப்படை

Moolavar  : Sri Murugan as Subramaniar
Consorts  : Sri Valli & Devasena

Some of the salient features of this temple are….
The temple is facing east on a small hill. There are two paths to reach the Hill top. One path is through a road in which cars, buses and autos will go to the top. The other path is foot path with 365 steps. A 9 tier Rajagopuram of 132 feet tall is under construction  in front of a 3 tier Rajagopuram. Murugan as Subramaniar with small size Sri Valli Devasena  in standing posture are in the sanctum sanctorum. Murugan is holding sakthi ayutham and Vajra in hands. In Deva koshtam Vinayagar and Murugan in standing posture.  Sri Valli’s sannidhi is on the right side of the moolavar and on the left side is Devasena, both sannidhis may be added during Vijayanagara period.

In first praharam / Corridor, Balasubramaniar, Chandikeswarar, Durgai and Bairavar. In Second praharam / corridor Ekambaranathar, Arunachaleswarar, Ardhanareeswarar, Chidambareswara, Kumareswarar, Arumugar, Abathsahaya Vinayagar, Nava Viras and Yaga sala. A 3 tier Rajagopuram is after the Balipeedam and Elephant Vahana ( not facing moolavar Murugan. The legend is written below ). Utsavars are also in the praharam. The third corridor / praharam is with a small gopuram  Balipeedam, Kodimaram, Elephant Vahanam, Prasannakatha eswarar and Uma maheswarar sannidhis.

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ARCHITECTURE
The temple complex consists of sanctum sanctorum, antarala, ardha mandapam, maha mandapam, Vahana mandapam and mani mandapams with three corridors. The corridors are completely covered with stone slabs. The sanctum sanctorum is in square shape on a simple upanam, pada bandha adhistanam  with jagathy, three patta kumudam, and pattigai. The Bhitti starts with vedigai and the pilasters are of brahma kantha pilasters. The prastaram consists of valapi kapotam and bhumi desam. A three tier dravida Vimana is on the sanctum sanctorum called Ananda Vimanam. The Vimanam above the Bhumi desam is covered with Gold plated plates. Murugan’s standing posture images are in 2nd tier and Greeva koshtas.

The Yaga sala was constructed during Vijayanagara period. Vijayanagara dynasty’s embalm is on the wall of Yaha sala.

There are four entrances with a mini Gopurams on east, south and north. Herbal paintings are in the vahana mandapam.

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Vahana mandapam where the old painting are available (PC Website )

HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
Even-though the original temple was constructed by whom ..? is not known, received contributions from Pallavas, Chozhas and Vijayanagaras. The Murugan of this temple was praised by Arunagirinathar, Nakkeerar, Kachiappa Munivar, etc,. As per the literatures this place was called in different names such as Thanigai, Serunthanigai, KazhuneerkunRam, Tiruttani, Thanimalai, Thanigaimamalai, Thanigaverpu, Kanthachalam, etc,.

The inscriptions on the back side of the wall belongs to 10th Century Parantaka Chozha and Vijayanagara Kings. The inscriptions mainly records the donations in-terms of land, gold, Cow, sheep etc made to this temple for Service, offering Naivedyam, burning lamps / perpetual lamps etc,. 

Parantaka Chozha’s ( 32nd reign year - 939 CE  ) ( Tiruvallur mavatta kalvettukkal Volume-I ) inscription mentions as மதுரை கொண்ட பரகேசரி.. Moolavar was called as Subramania  Pillayar and the place as Thiruthani. The inscription records the gift of land by a lady Kandi Nangai a relative of certain Parakesari Muttaraiyan of Oviyur to the temple of Subramanya Pillaiyar, who was pleased to stand on the hill at Tiruttaniyal ( near Aguvur ), the eastern hamlet of Perunganji Kil pidagai alias Aguvur in Ogavalanadu Melur Kottam, which formed part of Jayangonda Chozha mandalam.

Parantaka-I's 38th reign year ( 945 CE ) inscription records that a decision was taken on performing the Srikaryam of Subramanya Swami temple on the top of the hill, by the sabha of Tiruttaniyal, met at a Hall constructed by Satturudaiyan Sattan of Malanadu 

Rajendra Chozho-I's, 10th reign year inscription at Sri Virattaneswarar Temple ( a much damaged ) records ( in Tiruvallur mavatta Kalvettukal Volume-I ) a gift of 7 3/4 kalanju gold as deposit and from the interest earned 1/4, a perpetual lamp has to burn at Subramaniya Pillayar Temple at Tiruttaniyal alias Jananatha Vhaturvedimangalam in Padavur Kottam by a person called Thillai Raman of Parichana Chaturvedi mangalam alias Kavethipakkam ( Kaveripakkam ) in Paduvur kottam. Another person a servant Pambunikilan, also gave a gift of 1024 kuli land, 90 Sheep ( Sava moova peraadu ) for burning a perpetual lamp.

The Vijayanagara period Chaluva Thippayya Devar ( Sakam 1439 - 1517 CE ), period inscription records gift of a Lamp to the Thiruthani Sengazhuneer Vinayagar temple built by Chaluva Thippaiyya Deva Maharasar. 

Vijayanagara King Kampanna Udayar's 1365 CE inscription records the gift of money for the festival at Sengazhuneer Vinayagar temple at Arumugam Temple.  

The Vimanam above bhumi desam is covered with Gold plated plates in 2010. Maha Kumbhabhishekam was conducted in 1986, and on 07th February 2011.

LEGENDS
This is one of the arupadai Veedu temples ie 6 abodes of Murugan. Murugan fought and killed Soorapadman at Thiruchendur. Came to this place Thiruthanigai, Murugan sat on this hill in a peaceful mood / Shantha. ( Thanigai – reducing anger ).

It is believed that Indra gave his Vahana Elephant after marriage with Devasena. Hence elephant will be in front of Murugan temple instead of Peacock. As per the Historians, the old Murugan temples will have only Elephant vahana.

The Elephant Vahana is not facing Murugan, instead it is facing east direction. As per the legend, the Iravatham, Indra’s Vahana was gifted to Murugan after marriage with Devasena. After that the wealth was decreased in Indralok. So Indra requested Murugan to allow Iravatham to face east direction, ie Indra Moola.
 
One of the offering of salt and pepper
Ear boring mandapam

POOJAS AND CELEBRATIONS
Apart from regular Poojas as per Kumara tantra, special poojas are conducted on Masi Perunthiruvizha, Aadi Krithigai, Vaikasi Visakam, Thai poosam, Chithirai Cart festival, Ani Brahmotsavam, Karthigai Deepam, Maha Shivaratri, etc.

Archanas will be done in Tamil by Ravi gurukkal 9443282414, Nagarajan Gurukkal 9443282432, Venkatesan Gurukkal 9443229673, Ganesh Gurukkal 9445957198, Rajasekar Gurukkal 9443738577 and Sivakumar Gurukkal 9444644046.

Teppa utsavam ( PC Website )
TEMPLE TIMINGS
The temple will be kept opened between 06.00 hrs to 20.30 Hrs. The darshan will be stopped during abhishekams between 08.00 hrs to 09.00 hrs, 12.00 hrs to 13.00 hrs and 17.00 hrs to 18.00 hrs.  

CONTACT DETAILS
The land line number +91 4427885247 may be contacted for further details.
Web site and Reference

HOW TO REACH
This Murugan Temple is about 6 KM from Tiruttani Railway station, 4 KM from Tiruttani Sri Veeratteswarar Temple, 40 KM from Tiruvallur, 55 KM from Ranipet and 89.2 KM from Chennai Central.
Nearest Railway station is Tiruttani.

LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE  : CLICK HERE







Newly constructed Rajagopuram

West Entrance
--- OM SHIVAYA NAMA ---

Saturday 24 September 2022

Arulmigu Avudainayagi Samedha Sri Nandheeswarar Temple, Adambakkam / Alandur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

The visit to this temple was a part of “Temples and Siddhar’s Jeeva Samadhi Visit”, from Adambakkam, Velachery west to Guindy. Sri Avudai Nayaki Sametha Sri Nandeeswarar Temple is close to the  St Thomas mount railway station.


Moolavar    : Sri Nandeeswarar
Consort      : Sri Aavudai Nayagi

Some of the important details are …..
The temple  is facing east with entrances on south and east sides.  The moolavar is facing east and Ambal is facing south. Sri Narthana Vinayagar, Dhakshinamoorthy, Maha Vishnu , Brahma and Durgai are in kostam.

In praharam Sri Sundara Vinayagar, Naagars, Sri Valli Devasena Sri Subramaniar ( moolavar gopuram is of very old- made of stucco ) and Navagrahas. Ambal is in a separate sannidhi facing south.

ARCHITECTURE
The temple consist of sanctum sanctorum, antarala, ardha mandapam and a mukha mandapam. The Sanctum sanctorum is on a pada bandha adhistanam with jagathy, three patta kumudam. The temple was constructed with bricks during recent years. A 3 tier nagara Vimanam is on the sanctum sanctorum. Stucco images of Shiva, Dakshinamurthy, Maha Vishnu and Brahma are in the 1 & 2nd level Vimanam and Greeva kostam.


HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
It is  believed that the temple belongs to 10th century and thirupani was carried out during 1005 AD.   ( Ref :  சென்னை மாநகரக் கல்வெட்டுக்கள்- Tamil Nadu Archaeological Department )

A 11th Century Rajaraja-I’s ( 20th )reign year inscription records the endowment of burning a perpetual lamp by, Alandur Moolan alias Amuthamutharaiyan for which 90 goats are given to Kalichchinga mandradi and give ghee daily to this temple.

A 12-13th  century Chozha period fragment inscription mentions the periphery limit of a land as vaikkalukku kizhakku – on the east side of the channel.

As per the 12th century, Kulothunga Chozha-III period inscription records the connection to the Thiruvottiyur Shiva Temple. The inscription records a donation of land to Sri Prabhahara Battar’s wife for raising the flowering plants to Thiruvotriyur temple  from this temple land.



LEGENDS
It is believed that that the temple was constructed by the Chozha king “Aadhani” and the place was called as Aadhani. Latter the name turned as Adambakkam.

Sri Birungi Munivar worshiped Lord Shiva of this temple and Iraivan gave darshan  in the form of Nandhi. Hence the place was called as Birungi Hill latter it turned to Parangi malai during Britishers’ rule.

The temple gained its  fame after Kanchi Sri Sankaracharya’s Visit.

POOJAS AND CELEBRATIONS
Apart from oru kala pooja, special poojas are conducted on pradosham, Maha Shivaratri, and some of the important functions. During my visit to this temple, mutrum othuthal was in progress by the Shiva Devotees.

THE TEMPLE TIMINGS
The temple is kept open between 06.30 Hrs to 10.30 Hrs and 17.00 Hrs to 21.00 Hrs.

CONTACT DETAILS 
Sri K Seetharama Gurukkal and Mobile number is +91 9841006251.

HOW TO REACH 
100 meters distance from St. Thomas Mount railway station and the temple can be seen from there.
The temple is about 2 KM from Guindy, 5 KM from Airport, 10 KM from Koyambedu  and 23 KM from Chennai Central.
Nearest Railway Station is St Thomas Mount and St Tomas Mount Metro.

LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE : CLICK HERE





--- OM SHIVAYA NAMA---

Friday 23 September 2022

Sri Veerateeswarar Temple / Veerattaneswara Eswaran Temple, Thiruthani / Tiruttani, Ranipet District, (Tiruvallur District ), Tamil Nadu.

The visit to this Sri Veeratteswarar Shiva Temple was a part of Tiruttani Temples Visit on 31st July 2022. Had been to this temple before Tiruttani Murugan’s darshan.


Moolavar  : Sri Veeratteswarar

Some of the salient features of the temple are…
The temple is facing east with a Rishaba mandapam and Balipeedam. Entrance to the temple on the south side with a mandapam. Stucco images of Natarajar, Sivagami, Manickavasagar and Devotees are on the top of the entrance mandapam. Moolavar is little tall, brown in colour. Vinayagar, Dakshinamurthy, Maha Vishnu, Brahma and Durgai. Maha Vishnu and Brahma are in sitting posture on lotus pedestal.

The entrance to the ardha mandapam is from east side. Stucco image of Shiva and Parvati as Rishabaroodar is on the top of the entrance. Vinayagar, Saptamatrikas, Veerabhadra, Suryan are in the ardha mandapam. Dwarapalakas are at the entrance of antarala. Ambal is in a separate sannidhi facing south side in ardha mandapam. Nalvar, 63var, Nagar, Chandikeswarar, Bairavar are in the praharam.
 

Veerabhadra

ARCHITECTURE
The temple consists of sanctum Sanctorum, antarala and ardha mandapam. The Sanctum sanctorum is on a simple pada bandha adhistanam with three patta kumudam. The Bhitti starts with vethigai. The pilasters are of brahma kantha pilasters, with malai thongal, thamarai kattu, kalasam, kudam, plain mandi, palagai, veera kandam and tharanga pothyal.

The prastaram consists of valapi, kapotam and viyyalavari. Bhuta ganas are in the valapi. The Sanctum Sanctorum is of square in shape, but Eka thala gajabirushta vimanam is on the bhumidesam. Birds bas reliefs are in the greeva valapi. Shiva and Parvati are on the lalada nasi. The temple from adhistanam to Stupi are constructed with stone. The Gajabirushta vimanam is constructed with Green stone.

The Rishaba mandapam is like Vimanam on the sanctum sanctorum. The Vimanam is of Nagara style with 2 Tiers. Stucco images of Nandi are in thala and greeva koshtams.





HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
The temple was constructed during Pallava period and latter received contributions from Chozhas. The inscriptions belongs to Pallavas and Chozhas which are recorded in SII and Pallava inscriptions.

The Pallava King Abarajitha Varman, ( 895 CE ) himself had composed a poem in the form of a venba, in which he mentions this temple was constructed as a stone temple by Nambi Appi. The poem reads as… ( SII Vol 12- 94 & 95 )…

"ஸ்வஸ்திஸ்ரீ
திருந்து திருத்தணியில் செஞ்சடை ஈசர்க்கு
கருங்கல்லால் கற்றளியாநிற்க - விரும்பியே
நற்கலைகளெல்லாம் நவின்ற சீர் நம்பி அப்பி
பொற்பமைய செய்தான் புரிந்து"
-இவெண்பா பெருமானடிகள் தாம் பாடி அருளதது

The Vijaya Aparajitta vikramavarman’s  ( 913 CE ), 18th reign year inscription records the remission of taxes made by the assembly of Tiruttaniyal on 1000 kuli land situated on the north side of the temple, purchased by Nambi Appi from the cultivators of the Village and given over to the dharmigal of the village for providing offerings ( 4 nazhi rice twice a day ) and burning of two twilight lamps in the temple, of Tiruvirattanattudeva in the same Village. They also agreed to pay a fine of ¼ pon to the ruler of that day, for default and then continue the charity without fail.

The Kovi Rajakesaribarmar’s 4th reign year ( SII Vol – 13- No 82 ) inscription records the agreement given by the sabai of Tiruttaniyal in Kunravaddana kottam, that their annual committee will supply daily an ulakku of oil for a perpetual lamp in the temple Tiruvirattanam Udaiya Mahadeva in lieu of the interest on 12 kalanju of gold received by them from the temple.

The incomplete and damaged inscription ( SII Vol – 19 No 388 may belongs to Uttama Chozha ), but assigned to Rajendra Chozha-I, records the sale of garden land which was their manjikkam ( common property .. ?) by the sabha of Tiruttaniyal in kunravaddana kottam to one Velan Nilan of SiruVelur in Ilayur Nadu on the southern side of the river, a sub division of Vesalippadai ( Vyasarpadi as per Dr Nagasamy ).

The four fragment estampages ( Tiruvallur mavatta kalvettukal Volume-I ). On the north, west and South walls of the central shrine of Virattaneswara Temple at Tiruttani. It belongs to Chozha period. Rajaraja-I, reign year 28 ( 1013 CE ) sale of tax free land by the sabha of the Jananatha Chaturvedi mangalam in Menmalai Taniyal nadu of Jayangonda Solamandalam to Parthasarathy for feeding pilgrims going to and returning Srivengadam ( Tirupathi ). ( 1 - 4 together in one inscription ). 

Rajaraja-I's 28th reign year ( 1013 CE ) inscription records that the twon of Krishnapura gifted food for those who went to Tirupati. Parthasarathy was the Land lord who bought the land from Somaichani, the wife of Balasiriyan Lakshmana Kramavithan. The person who wrote the document on behalf of the council was Thammanandi Eluvan.

Rajaraja-I's 4th reign year ( 990 CE ) inscription, records the gift of 12 kalanju ( Coin ) for burning a perpetual lamp with a supply of one ulakku oil daily, by the members of sabha, from 5th reign year.

Rajendra Chozha-I's period ( 1031 CE ) inscription starts with his long meikeerthi. This inscription records the gift of 30 cows for burning a perpetual lamp, by Nandi Nandieran alias Taniyal Muttariyan, a palli of the Village. The Cows are received by Thuvarayan Orumanavan Ayasampanaan alias Jananatha Thuvaraayan and agreed to supply ulakku ghee.

Rajendra Chozho-I's, 10th reign year inscription ( a much damaged ) records ( in Tiruvallur mavatta Kalvettukal Volume-I )a gift of 7 3/4 kalanju gold as deposit and from the interest earned 1/4, a perpetual lamp has to burn at Subramaniya Pillayar Temple at Tiruttaniyal alias Jananatha Vhaturvedimangalam in Padavur Kottam by a person called Thillai Raman of Parichana Chaturvedi mangalam alias Kavethipakkam ( Kaveripakkam ) in Paduvur kottam. Another person a servant Pambunikilan, also gave a gift of 1024 kuli land, 90 Sheep ( Sava moova peraadu ) for burning a perpetual lamp. 

Vikrama Chozha's 11th reign year ( 1129 CE ), inscription records the  gift of 12 sheep for burning a sandhi lamp at the temple of Tiruvirattanesvara Udaiyar by Anukkan Kamakodi.  

Out side Praharam cement flooring was done by Kumaran and Akila Kumaran on 18th February 1998.
Maha Kumbhabhishekam was conducted on 08th July 2012.


LEGENDS
There are 8 Shiva Temples in Tamil Nadu called atta Veeratta sthalams ( Thirukovilur – Killing of Andhakasura, Thiruvathigai – as Thiripuranthagar destroys the triripuras & Asuras with his laugh, Korukkai – as Kama dhagana murti burns Kaman, who breaks Shiva’s penance, Kandiyur – as Bairava plucking the 5th head of Brahma, Thirukadaiyur – as Kala Samhara murti, kicked Yama for Markandeya, Thiruppariyalur – as Veerabhadra, destroys Dakshan’s Yaga and kills him and replaced his head with goats head, Vazhuvur – as Gaja Samhara Murti kills elephant asura and Thiruvirkudi – kills Jalandhara, who came from the eye drop of Shiva  with Chakra and gave Chakra to Maha Vishnu latter ).

Lord Shiva destroys the different evil forces in the above 8 places. Also some of the temple’s moolavar will bear the name as Veeratteswarar  due to some other reasons and this is one of them. In this place Sri Shiva laughed in joy after listening the meaning of “OM” from his son Thanigai Murugan. Hence Shiva is called as Veerattahasar ( Hasam – Laugh ), latter the name has got corrupted as Veeratteswarar. This is available in the 128th song in Veerattahasa Padalam of Thanigai Puranam written by Kachchiappa Munivar.

உட்டுகண் முழுதும் பரிந்துமெய்ப் பொருளி
    னொருக்கிய வறிவினீர் தழங்கி
நட்டநின் றியற்றும் வீராட்டகாச
    நாதனார் சிறப்பெடுத் துரைத்தாம்
சட்டமூ வுலகும்  போற்றவீற் றிருக்குஞ்
    சாமிநா தனுமகிழ் சிறந்தான்
கெட்டுரு வுடையோ நருட்குறி நிறுவி
    யியற்றுபூ சனைத்திறங் கிளப்பாம்
…கச்சியப்ப முனிவர்


POOJAS AND CELEBRATIONS
Apart from regular Poojas, special poojas are conducted on Pradosham days, Maha Shivaratri days, Vinayagar Chaturthi, etc,.

TEMPLE TIMINGS
The temple will be kept opened between 07.00 hrs to 11.00 hrs and 16.00 hrs to 19.00 hrs.

CONTACT DETAILS
This is one of the temple under the control of Thiruthani Murugan temple. The land line number +91 4427885247 may be contacted for further details.
Email address: tiruttanigaimurugan@gmail.com

HOW TO REACH
This Shiva Temple is about 2 KM from Tiruttani Railway station, 4 KM from Tiruttani Murugan Temple, 40 KM from Tiruvallur, 55 KM from Ranipet and 89.2 KM from Chennai Central.
Nearest Railway station is Tiruttani.

LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE : CLICK HERE

Rishaba mandapam









Chandikeswarar
Saptamatrikas
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