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Temple info -3487. Thiruneelagandeswara temple,Sirungavoor, Thiruvallur திருநீலகண்டேஸ்வரர் கோவில் / திருநீலகண்டேஸ்வரர் கோவில், சிறுங்காவூர், திருவள்ளூர்

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 Temple info -3487 கோயில் தகவல்-3487 Thiruneelagandeshwara Temple / THIRUNEELAGANDESHWARA TEMPLE, Sirungavoor, Tiruvallur District, Tamil Nadu. The visit to this Sri Thiruneelakandeshwara Temple at Sirungavoor, near Red Hills, a part of Gajabrushta/ Gajaprishta Vimana temples, visit in Tiruvallur District on 22 nd  February 2026. The temple is open to the sky, not even with a shed. Moolavar    : Sri Neelakandeswarar Consort      : Sri Neelambigai. Some of the salient features of this temple are…. The temple faces east on the banks of the temple Tank/ Lotus pond. Moolavar is on a square avudaiyar. Balipeedam and Rishabam are in front of the moolavar.  Ambal Neelambigai is in a standing posture with abhaya varada hastam. HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS The Moolavar Shiva Lingam was unearthed from the field while ploughing the land for cultivation.    It is believed that the Shiva Lingam is very old. It is proposed to construct a new temple f...

Temple info -3486. Koti Kalinga Kaadu Basappa temple,Mandya. கோடிகல்லின காடு பாசப்பா கோயில்,மாண்டியா

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 Temple info -3486 கோயில் தகவல்-3486 Kotikallina Kaadu Basappa Temple – Where Pebbles Please the Lord By  madur  /  February 6, 2018  /  Mandya       The Kotikallina Kaadu Basappa temple in the Mandya district of Karnataka holds a singular space in religious tourism of the state, thanks to its one-off set of traditions. While most temples in India make names for their architectural grandeur and the lavish offerings of the devotees, this temple has drawn wide notice due to some starkly contrasting reasons. Geographic Reference The Kotikallina Kaadu Basappa temple is situated on the Kiraganduru-Bevinahalli road, only 2 km from the  Mandya  city on the Mysuru-Bangalore NH-275. Stone Offerings to Lord Shiva It’s a common custom to offer fruits, anna (rice, lentils along with salt, Ghee and other spices), milk, payasam (sweet rice), and even gold, precious gems and monetary donations at the temples. Strikingly, the Kotikallina Kaadu Basa...