Showing posts with label temples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label temples. Show all posts

Monday, October 4, 2010

Famous temples in Tamil Nadu

Sree Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple, Madurai

Kanchi Kamakshi Amman Temple, Kancheepuram

Arulmigu Sarangapani Temple - Kumbakonam

Brihadeeshwar temple, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu

Arulmigu Arunachaleswarar Temple+,Thiruvannamalai

The photos are famous temples in Tamil Nadu. Everyone likes to visit Sree Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple, Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Every month during Full Moon Day thousands of devotees visit this Arulmigu Arunachaleswarar Temple,Thiruvannamalai. Arulmigu Sarangapani Temple, Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu is one of the oldest temples. Brihadeeshwar temple, Thanjavur, is famous for its architecture. This temple was built by Raja Raja Cholan. Kanchi Kamakshi Amman Temple , Kancheepuram is one of the famous temples in Tamil Nadu.

Sunday, February 7, 2010

The Nava Tirupathis

Nava Thirupathi
Srivaikuntam temple
The Vaishnavite saint poets, the Azhwars visit the shrines of Lord Vishnu and they described the beauty and power of these deities in their verses and they are called as Nalayiram Divyaprabhandam. These shrines are collectively known as the 108 Vaishnava holy temples or the 108 Tirupathis. Nine of these, the Nava Tirupathis are of special significance as they have been sung of by the greatest Azhwar, Nammazhwar. Doing a puja in all these 9 temples is believed to ensure the blessings of the Gods.

First: Azhwarthirunagari which is on the Tirunelveli Tiruchendur road and you will reach half an hour for the journey from Tirunelveli town to the temple. The second temple is Varagunamangai at Tiruvaragunamangai. Next one is few minutes drive from Varagunamangai – Tiruppulingudi and in this temple Indira was relieved of a sin by worshipping here.

Irattai Tirupathi : If temples can be called pretty, the two temples in the town named Tirutholaivillimangalam fit the bill. They can also be approached from Azhwarthirunagari in a distance of 3 km. The next temple taking in the same road for about 10 km, we reach Thirukkulanthai. The next one is Thiupperai (Then Thirupperai). This temple is 5 km from Azhwarthirunagari. From Then Thirupperai, on the route to Azhwarthirunagari at a distance of about 2 ½ km, a small road to the right to lead to Thirukolur temple. The next temple is Srivaikuntam. Visiting and praying at the Nava Tirupathis is indeed a unique experience.

For visiting these temples, you can reach Tirunelveli and get a tourist taxi is the best way. Many hotels are available for accommodation.

Saturday, May 9, 2009

ASHTALAKSHMI TEMPLE

ASHTALAKSHMI TEMPLE
ASHTALAKSHMI TEMPLE

Recently built (1976) Ashtalakshmi Temple is one of the Chennai – Tourist attraction Spot. It is few kilometers from Thiruvanmiyur Bus Stand. The temple is stands in the shores of Bay of Bengal in Besant Nagar. In this temple Goddess Mahalakshmi’s eight manifestations such as Sri Aadhi Lakhsmi, Sri Dhanya Lakhsmi, Sri Dhairya Lakhsmi, Sri Gaja Lakhsmi, Sri Santhna Lakhsmi, Sri Dhana Lakhsmi, Sri Vijaya Lakhsmi, Sri Vidya Lakhsmi are there. The temple was painted with multitude colours. It is wonderful to see the Ashtalashmi Temple in the background of sea.