Tiruttani Murugan Temple is one of the Arupadaiveedu, dedicated to Lord Muruga located in the hill of Thiruttani, Tamilnadu. The hill has 365 steps, which indicates 365 days of the year. Thiruttani contributes one among the Six Abodes of Lord Murugan representing the site where lord subramanya settled after demolishing the demon surapadman. Thiruttani is also referred to be the place where lord subramanya married valli.
Tourist attractions:
In this temple, Lord Muruga doesn’t hold any weapon as he is in pleasant mood with no war plans. Instead, he has Vajra Hastam found in his right hand, which will produce a sound like thunder. There are individual shrines for Valli & Deivanai. Instead of peacock, elephant is found to be vehicle of Lord Muruga, which also faces the opposite side. The sandal paste utilized to worship in this Murugan Temple has a divine significance. Devotees won’t put this sandal Prasadam on their forehead, yet dissolve in water and then consume it, because it is assumed that it would cure any disease. This prasadam is given only on the festive days. Behind the sanctum sanctorum, Sri Aadhi Balasubramania is graced on the wall with Akshara Mala and Kamandala. During the month of Marghazi, abishek is done with hard water, since this seems to be the winter season. The shrine of Lord Bhairava is also found in this temple with 4 dogs as vehicle, which represents four Vedas. Those who want to achieve academic excellence should pray here. There is a sacred tank called “Saravana Poikai”, which have curative effect for both physical and mental ailments. Festivals like Panguni Uthiram and Thai poosam are celebrated grandly.
Tiruttani Temple Timings:
Morning – 5.45 AM Evening – 08.45 PM Pooja Timings: Vishvarubha Dharsan – 6.00 am Kala Sandhi Pooja – 8.00 am Uchala kala Pooja – 12.00 PM Sayaratchi pooja – 5.00 pm Arthajama Pooja – 8.00 Pm Palliarai Pooja – 8.45 pm
Pooja timing would be changed during festival season. Dress code: Any decent outfit except short skirts and night pants is allowed. How to reach: No airport is found, but regular trains and buses are available to Thiruttani from other majar cities.
Contact address: Sri Arulmigu Subramanya Swamy Temple, Tiruttani Hill, Thiruttani – 631 209 Tamilnadu.
Tiruttani Murugan Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan located in the town of Thiruthani in Tamil Nadu, India. Temples in Tamil Nadu is home to some of the most magnificent temples in Tamilnadu, India, each with its unique history and cultural significance. Famous Temples in Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu, is home to several famous temples. Most temples have websites or social media pages where you can find details about the temple’s history, daily rituals, and upcoming events. It is known for its 365 steps leading to the temple and is a popular pilgrimage site for devotees. For More Details Visit Official Website of liturgical temples.
