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THIRUPACHUR SRI VACHEESWARAR

THIRUPACHUR SRI VACHEESWARAR (Sri Pachura Nathar also called Sri Pasupatheeswarar).
Ambal - Sri THAN KATHALI AMBAL ( Sri Suya Mohanambal). Very Old temple about 1500 years old - Padal rendered by Sri Thirugnanasambandhar and Sri Thirunavukarasar. One of the Devara padal petra sthalam. Here Main deighty is Swayambu Murthi - Theenda Thirumeni. Vimam is like an Elephant back side. Once you enter main shrine you can see Gold Plated Sri Swarna  Kali. (devotees first worship Kali then go inside). You can see Sri Chakra installed by Sri Adhi Sankara in side main Shrine.
Unique feature of the temple is all main deighties are in ONE and SAME Line. Inner most East facing Lord Vacheeswarar. parallel Lord Vinayagar, Next is Lord Murugar, next is Navagraham, Next is Sri Than Kathali Ambal.
Here devotes are coming to remove any obstacles in Marriage or problem after marriage to Ambal Sri THAN KATHALI AMBAL.








Another Unique feature here is Sri VINAYAGAR SABAI ( EKA DASA VINAYAGR) This no one can see in any other temple. In ONE Shrine you can see 11 VINYAGARS of DIFFERENT SIZES in ONE SQUARE shrine. Devotees offer 11 Ghee deepam, Haram with (Malai)11 coconuts, Haram with 11 Bananas and Haram with Aruham Pul to Center Vinayagar as offer. ( Except Ghee  Dheepam others devotees have bring on their own as no shops out side).







One of the old Lord Sivan temples, you can feel calmness and good feelings once you enter this temple.
Temple Timings : 6.30 AM to 12 Noon and 4.00 PM to 8.00 PM
Poojas are done regularly.
Location : 4 KMs from Thiruvallur (On Thiruthani Road) and 50 Kms from Chennai.
Car Parking is available
When you are driving out from temple to Main Road, about 200 ft you can find small but beautiful Sri Anjaneyar temple. Here Sri Anjaneyar is about 7 Feet height.





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