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Temple info -3910. Valeeswarar temple, Sevur, Coimbatore. வாலீஸ்வரர் கோயில்,சேவூர்,கோயம்புத்தூர்

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 Temple info -3910 கோயில் தகவல்-3910 Arulmigu Valeeswarar Temple, Sevur, Coimbatore District. Presiding Deity (Moolavar): Valeeswarar. Processional Deity (Utsavar): Somaskandar. Goddess (Amman/Thayar): Aram Valartha Nayaki. Sevur - 641 655. Coimbatore District. Open from 6:30 AM to 12:00 PM and from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM. Temple Significance: This is a *Vaippu Sthalam* (a sacred site mentioned in the *Tevaram* hymns) glorified by the saint Sundarar. Behind the Goddess’s sanctum, Lord Bala Dandayudhapani (Murugan) is depicted holding a *dandam* (staff). General Information: The temple *prakaram* (circumambulatory path) houses the *Pancha Lingams* (five Lingams), a *Sahasra Lingam* (a Lingam with a thousand smaller Lingams carved onto it), shrines for the Sun (Surya) and Moon (Chandra), and the *Nalvar* (the four great Saivite saints). Lord Saneeswarar has a separate shrine facing west. There is also a *Navagraha* (nine planets) pavilion. Outside, opposite the temple, stands a *Deepa St...
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Temple info -3909. Kasi Viswanathar temple, Karuppangulam,Nagapattinam nகாசி விஸ்வநாதர் கோயில்,கருக்கன்குளம்,நாகப்பட்டினம்

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 Temple info -3909 கோயில் தகவல்-3909   Karuppampulam South Kasi Viswanathar Temple, Vedaranyam Taluk, Nagapattinam District. Starting from the main temple in Vedaranyam, travel 7 km west along the Vaimedu road. From there, turn south onto the Kadinelvayal road and proceed for 1 km. Then, turn west again onto the road leading to Karuppampulam South; the temple is located right by the roadside. The temple faces east, with a temple tank situated in front. It appears to have undergone a *kumbhabhishekam* (consecration ceremony) recently. The temple is quite beautiful, featuring an impressive, large entrance gateway (*gopuram*), a surrounding compound wall, and shrines adorned in a vibrant, multi-colored (*panchavarna*) palette. The presiding deity is Kasi Viswanathar, and the Goddess is Visalakshi. The Lord is enshrined as a small *lingam* on a raised platform, and the Goddess is similarly positioned. The *garbhagriha* (sanctum sanctorum) is spacious and aesthetically pleasing. Tw...
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Temple info -3908. Sri Krishnaswamy temple, Thirukulasekarapuram. ஶ்ரீகிருஷ்ணரஸ்வாமி கோயில்,திருகுலசேகரபுரம்

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 Temple info -3908 கோயில் தகவல்-3908 Ancient Sri Krishna Temple At Kodungallur – Thrikulasekharapuram Sree Krishna Swami Temple Story By  Abhilash Rajendran Thrikulasekharapuram Sree Krishna Swami Temple, also known as Kulasekharapuram Sri Krishna temple, is located 5 km south of Kodungallur Bhagavathy temple. The temple is dedicated to Sri Krishna Bhagavan. The main deity of Sri Krishna faces east. The Upa Devatas worshipped in the temple are Shiva, Ganapathi, Vasudeva, Vathil Kappavar, Nandagopar, Mohini, Parthasarathy, Govardhan, Anantha (Adi Sesha) and Garuda. There are three pujas and sheeveli in the temple daily. The 8-day annual festival begins on Vishu in Medam month (April 14). As per history, Sri Krishna worshipped in the temple is the Kula Paradevatha of Kodungallur kingdom. The ariyittuvazhcha of the Kodungallur kings were performed in this temple.  As per some beliefs this is the first Vaishnava temple in ancient Kerala. Kulasekara Alwar, one of the twelve V...
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Temple info -3907. Mrutyunjeswarar temple,Kanchipuram. மிருத்யுன்ஜேஸ்வரர் கோயில்,

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 Temple info -3907 கோயில் தகவல் -3907 The Arulmigu Mrityunjaya Nathar Temple / Mrityunja Nathar temple, also known as Iravaatheeswarar Temple, is a 1,300-year-old Lord  Shiva temple  popularly known as the “Temple of Immortality” or the “Conqueror of death” in  Kanchipuram . Located on Kamala Street near the Adhi Kamakshi Amman Temple, this ancient sanctuary was built by the Pallava dynasty. The temple is particularly revered by elderly devotees who seek blessings for longevity and good health History of Mrityunjaya Nathar Temple The temple’s origin story is fascinating. According to local tradition, sages once performed intense penance here, seeking the ultimate boon – immortality. Lord Shiva, pleased with their devotion, granted their wish, which is why this place came to be known as “Iravasthanam” – literally meaning “the place of immortality.” The great sage Markandeya, who famously conquered death at age 16, is said to have installed the Shiva Linga here himself...
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