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Thirunindravur Village temples

Thirunindravur is village with green paddy fields and good old temples to visit.

Sri Bakthavatchala Perumal : Very old traditional Perumal temple, one of Divya Desams, about 1500 years old.
Here Perumal known as Bakthavatchala Perumal and Thayar as Ennai Petra Thayar ( What a lovely name for Sri Lakshmi)  also as Suddha Valli Thayar. Temple has big main Gopuram and inside very clean prkarams and Karuvarai. Main deity is Standing Perumal ( 10 FT) - really super. Must visit for every one
Temple timing : Morning 7.00 to 12.00 A.M and Evening 4.30 to 8.30 PM ( But better time to visit in morning before 11.00 AM)


Sri Hirudayaleeswarar Temple : very near to Sri Bakathavatchala Perumal temple. Here Sivan called as Irudayaleeswarar or Hrudayaleeswarar ( abiding in Heart) Ambal  called as Sri Maragathambigai. ( Really beautiful in alankaram). The temple is very old and well maintained.
Temple timing : Morning 6.00 to 12.00 A.M and Evening 4.30 to 8.30 PM


Sri Eari Katha Ramar temple : Situated just behind Sri Bakathavatchala Perumal temple, on the banks of Thirunindravur Lake. ( just like Mathuranthagam Ramar temple). Here Sri Rama known as Kothandarama. Sri kothandarama, Sita Devi and Sri Lakshmana are of ATTHI WOOD and standing more than 8 feet height.Very beautiful in full alankaram. Particularly Sita Devi in MADISAR sari
This temple is older than both Sri Hirudayaleeswarar Temple and Sri Bakathavatchala Perumal temple


Location: about 30 kms from Chennai - after Avadi 8 to 10 kms you will reach Tirunindravur, where take a right turn to visit Sri Baktha Vatchala Perumal temple


Car Parking is good in both temples. Regular autos available from Thirunindravur town and Railway Station.














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  1. ShobiJuly 16, 2019 at 5:26 AM

    Very nice simple purposeful description. Really want to visit these temples

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