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 Temple info -3265 கோயில் தகவல்-3265 Lord Dhanwanthari, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu as ‘Ayurveda Moorthi’ Sree Dhanwanthari Temple at Palluruthy, Kochi, is one of the oldest temples in Kerala dedicated to Lord Dhanwanthari, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu as ‘Ayurveda Moorthi’, also known as the Physician of Gods. The temple is situated at about 1 Km west of the National Highway No.47 at Palluruthy, Kochi, on the Dhanwanthari Road. Lord Dhanwanthari, the Physician of Gods, is worshipped under the name ‘Dhanwanthari Narayana’. The temple has ‘Rajagopuram’, with presiding deity Lord Dhanwanthari and the deities of Lord Vigneswara, Mahalakshmi, Anjaneya and Garuda, along with Dwarapalakaas. The twelve pillars of Nada Pandhal adjacent to the Rajagopuram have ‘Dashavatharams’ along with deities of Lord Vittal and Rukmini. The history The image of the Lord Dhanwanthari installed in this temple is one foot 7 and half inches in height and is of Krishna Sila (Black granite stone). The Lor...

 Temple info -3264 கோயில் தகவல்-3264 Palluruthy Sree Bhavaneeswara Temple HISTORY Shri Bhavaneeswara Temple has a rich history intertwined with the Sree Dharma Paripalana Yogam (SDPY), which was established in 1904 under the guidance and blessings of Sree Narayana Guru. This charitable society has dedicated itself to the spiritual and educational advancement of the Ezhava community for over a century. At the heart of the SDPY's endeavors stands the Sree Bhavaneeswara Temple, which is administered by the Sree Bhavaneeswara Devaswam. The temple's principal deity is Lord Shiva, consecrated by Sree Narayana Gurudevan on the 8th of March 1916. On this auspicious occasion, Gurudevan also laid the foundation stone for the Lower Primary School under the SDPY. The blessings  of Gurudevan continue to be the driving force behind all the developments undertaken by the SDPY. Sree Bhavaneeswara Mahakshethram, located in Palluruthy, is a renowned temple in Central Kerala. It holds the d...

 Temple info -3263 கோயில் தகவல்-3263 Yamaneswarar Temple, Narikkudi, Tiruvarur Basic information about the temple Moolavar: Yamaneswarar Ambal / Thayar: Yamaneswari Deity: Siva Historical Name: Vriksham: Teertham: Agamam: Age (Years): Timing: To & To  Parikaram: Temple Group: – Sung By: Temple Set: Navagraham: Nakshatram: City / Town: Narikkudi District: Tiruvarur Maps From (Click):  Current Location  Kumbakonam (21 Km) Tiruvarur (28 Km) Thanjavur (38 Km) Mayiladuthurai (49 Km) Location Sthala puranam and temple information This site is one of the six remaining parivara sthalams associated with the  Alangudi Abatsahayeswarar temple , out of a total of eight temples that would have existed in the days of yore. (more on this, below). Narikudi is considered to symbolize Dharma loka, which is the realm of  Yama . Due to his ethical governance, the place was originally named Nerikudi, derived from the Tamil word “neri” (நெறி) meaning the appropriate or ethic...