Temple-2 for Kettai/Jeshta Nakshatram

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Temple 2 for star Kettai/Jyeshta

SRI ANGALAPARAMESWARI AMMAN TEMPLE PALLADAM

Majority of the devotees to the temple are women. The temple is filled with turmeric and kumkum smell. Women place a lime fruit at the feet of the Goddess keeping their sari pallu also there with some prayer. If the fruit rolls and falls at the sari piece, it indicates their wish will be fulfilled, it is believed.

Lord
Budha God

Symbol
Umbrella

Zodiac
Zodiac Scorpio

Moolavar
Sri Angalaparameswari Amman

Old Year
1000-2000 years old

City
Palladam

District
Coimbatore

State
Tamil Nadu

Nakshatra
Jyeshta

Deity
Indra, chief of the gods

Sri Angala Parameswari Temple,

Palladam, Coimbatore district.

The temple is open from 6.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and from 4.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Shivarathri and Masi Magam crematorium robbery festival in February-March, Aadi Fridays in July-August and New Moon day pujas are celebrated in the temple.

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