Category: Temple Tour

Science Behind The Tamil Month Margazhi

Have you ever wondered about the scientific significance of the Tamil month Margazhi? In this article, we will explore the fascinating connection between astronomy, climate, and cultural practices during this unique time of the year. Get ready to dive into the science behind Margazhi!

Most Popular Temples in Tamilnadu You Must Visit On Your Spiritual Journey.

A spiritual journey to Tamilnadu is a sheer delight to experience! Tamil Nadu’s temples will not just soothe you with their divine bliss and serene vibes; they will make you go ‘wow’ over their incredible architectural grandeur and amazing historical and mythological legends. We have come up with a list of the Most Popular Temples in Tamilnadu You Must Visit On Your Spiritual Journey.

Best Pilgrimage Sites In Tamilnadu

When it comes to pilgrimage tourism in South India, there can be no better option than the spiritually significant and extremely divine “Temple city of India“, Tamilnadu. Dozens of religious places and sacred shrines that carry generations’ worth of history and faith dot the beautiful and vast landscape of Tamilnadu.

THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT KANJANOOR AGNEESWARAR TEMPLE

Kanjanoor Agneeswarar Temple is the Shukra Navagrahasthalam, associated with Lord Shukra or Planet Venus. Lord Shiva as Agneeswarar and Goddess Parvathi as Karpagambal forms the presiding deities of this temple. Unlike other Navagraha Temples, the main deity of Kanjanoor Agneeswarar Temple, Lord Agneeswarar resides here in the form of Lingam and depicts Lord Shukra. One can find no separate shrine for the Navagraha, Shukra here. This is because Lord Shiva Himself is worshipped as Shukra at this temple. Kanjanoor Agneeswarar Temple is […]

KNOW THE SPIRITUALITY OF KETHU STHALAM TEMPLE KEEZHPERUMPALLAM TEMPLE AT KUMBAKONAM

Keezhperumpallam Naganatha Swamy Temple in Kumbakonam is the renowned Ketu Navagrahasthalam, dedicated to Kethu, the shadow planet. Here, the presiding deities are Lord Shiva and his consort Goddess Parvathi who are worshipped as Naganatha Swamy and Soundaryanaki. Kethu Bhagavan enshrined here has the head of a five-headed serpent and the body of an asura. It is believed that Kethu worshipped Lord Shiva at this temple to get rid of his sins. Hence, he is seen […]

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