Good Hotel on Chennai Trichy Road - Just Before Ulundurpet (2)

Arya Nivas is a Good Hotel on Chennai Trichy Road - Just Before Ulundurpet (2)

Thirumulaivoyil - Ambattur Chennai - One of Three Temples

A sculptor made three statues of Parvathi and they are installed: Tiruvudai Amman, Melur: Icha Shakthi Kodiyidai Amman, Tirumullaivayil: Kriya Shakthi Vadivudai Amman, Tiruvotriyur: Gnana Shakthi Vada Tirumullaivayil or Masilamaniswara Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva located in the Chennai-Avadi road, India. The temple is incarnated by the hymns of Thevaram and is classified as Paadal Petra Sthalam. The temple is incarnated by the hymns of Sundarar, Ramalinga Swamigal and Arunagirinathar. Watch the Marble Ganesh who receives everyone at entrance.

KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)

How to go to KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE (Co-Ed.), Adyar

Dr.P.T.Vijayshree, M.A., Ph.D., S.L.E.T., M.B.A.
KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)
(Affiliated to the University of Madras & Accredited by NAAC)
# 4, Crescent Avenue Road, Gandhi Nagar,
Adyar, Chennai - 600 020, India.
Email: vshree_krmmc@yahoo.co.in

Madhya Kailash Temple - Adyar

Madhya Kailash Temple - Adyar

Vibrations in Tirumala, Swami Pushkarini - Konganar Siddhar Brindavanam, Tirupathi

Where is Konganar Siddhar Samadhi Temple in Tirumala


The samadhi of konganar is believed to be at the eighth step on the south bank of Swami Pushkarini tank (teppakkulam). One who visits this can feel the vibration.

Konganar (4-5 Century BC) is considered as the son of Bogar and hails from Koganagiri of Kongunadu in Tamil nadu.

The siddhar is believed to have a kulika which will convert anything to liquid.

He tried using the same on Kanchipuram Veerataneshwarar and failed. Then he worshipped Lord Shiva and attained powers

See Also:

 

• Siruvapuri Murugan Temple - Red Hills, Chennai
• Kumbakonam - Navagaraha Temples - Order of Visit
• Kurungaleeswarar Temple - Sarabeshwara Temple
• Thiruparkadal Twin Temples (Sri Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal and Ranganathar Temples) - Chennai Bangalore Highway
• Surutappalli Chennai - Shiva Temple - Pallikondeshwaram
• How to go to Padavedu Renugambal Temple from Chennai
•  
• Thirukovilur - Ulagalanda Perumal Temple - Thiruvikrama Perumal
•  
• Peddamma Temple, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
• How to goto Basar Saraswathi Temple from Hyderabad

  

Mahindra City - Chennai - Chengalpet A Stroll

Thiruparkadal Twin Temples (Sri Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal and Ranganathar Temples) - Chennai Bangalore Highway

Two rivers on either side. Three murthis in between. Can you imagine a place like this. Welcome to Thiruparkadal - Vishnu's abode (on earth) - a small sleeping village 2 kms from Kaveripakkam on Chennai Bangalore Highway Led by Aditya Kolluri (he was bit scared to lead a zooming Tempo Traveller driven by a stylish Teja anna), we bhakta kotis visited the twin temple. As usual we got to know some highlights after leaving the temple. So here is it for others The Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal Temple has both Shiva and Vishnu and the Ranganatha Swamy Temple has Vishnu and Brahma - therefore it is a Trimurthi Kshetram Vishnu emanates from Avudayar (Shivling) and Brahma from Vishnu's navel! See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiruparkadal for more info

The Holy Smoke Restaurant, Thoraipakkam - 9566149505 / 044-64506902

The Holy Smoke Restaurant Plot No. 5/319, Old Mahabalipuram Road, Okkiampet, Thoraipakkam, Chennai 600 097

Koyambedu Perumal Temple - Koyambedu Sita Rama Temple

An ancient temple for Lord Vishnu is located in Koyambedu where the main deity is Sri Vaikunda Vasa Perumal. Twin temples in Koyambedu Unlike in other temples, where Vaikunda Perumal is found in the sitting posture, the Moolavar idols of the Lord and His Consorts here are in the standing posture.

Tirutani Temple Praharam - Murugan Temple Near Chennai

Tiruttani is a famous temple dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya and is situated 51 miles away from Chennai, Tamil Nadu The beautiful temple of Lord Muruga at Tiruttani crowns a single rock 700 feet above sea level.