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 Temple info -3507 கோயில் தகவல்-3507 Vallam Vajrakandeswarar Shiva Temple, Thanjavur Taluk, Thanjavur District Vallam is situated at a distance of 12 kilometers along the Thanjavur–Trichy highway. The historical significance and greatness of the town of Vallam can be discerned from references found in commentaries on the *Tolkappiyam*, which list Vallam alongside other prominent settlements of the Chola country—such as Pivur, Aluthur, Nangur, Kalancheri, Perunjikkal, and Kizhar—as places where distinguished figures originated. Evidence of prehistoric human habitation has been discovered within the laterite rock formations located near Vallam. Archaeological excavations at this site have yielded scrapers, cutting tools, and microliths (small stone tools). Additionally, shards of Red and Black Ware pottery, iron implements, bone artifacts, stone beads, and various other objects have been recovered. Several pottery shards bearing Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions have also been found here. Va...

 Temple info -3506 கோயில் தகவல் -3506 ⚜ Tamilnadu : Nalli - Virudnagar ⚜ Sri Singamadai Ayanar Temple 💠 Singamadai Ayanar Temple (also known as Singapatti Ayanar Temple) is a historic temple dedicated to the village protector deity Ayanar located in Nalli village near Kovilpatti in Virudunagar district of Tamil Nadu. 🪔 place mythology 💠 Ayanar, the main deity of Singamadai Ayanar Temple in Nalli, is a popular folk deity known for protecting villages and providing justice in Tamil Nadu. 💠 Ayanar, who is considered to be the son of Shiva and Vishnu, possesses a contemporary form of Shaiva and Vaishnava religion. 💠 500 years ago due to drought, a devotee from Srivilliputtur left his native place and took sand from a temple where Ayanar, Petchi Amman and Karuppai Ammans are worshipped. 💠 By the time he approached the Nalli village, the local lake Singamadai was flooded due to heavy rains. He tried to control the water, but since he couldn't, he put the sand he was carrying on the...

 Temple info -3505 கோயில் தகவல்-3505 Shri Subramaniya Swamy Kovil/ ஶ்ரீ சுப்ரமணிய சாமி கோவில், Pollachi, Coimbatore District. The visit to this Shri Subramaniya Swamy Temple at Pollachi was a part of “Temples, Hero Stones, Memorial Stones, Hero Stambhas (Mala Koil) and Heritage Sites Visit, around Pollachi”, on 31 st  January 2026 and 1 st  February 2026. Thanks to Mr Bala, Mrs Padma Jyothi, and Mrs Sakthi Prakash for accompanying me on both days. It is believed that this place was called Porul Atchi (trading of goods, which ruled), which has become Pollachi. The temple complex consists of Sri Subramaniar Temple, Sri Sundareswarar Temple and Ambal Shri Neebakshi Temple. All three temples are facing east. Moolavar    : Shri Subramaniar Consort      : Shri Valli Devasena Some of the salient features of this temple are… The temple faces east with a mini gopuram. Stucco images of Subramaniar are on the gopuram on both sides. Dwajastambham, balipe...