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Vada Rangam - Sri Renganatha Perumal

Vada Rangam - Sri Renganatha Perumal: ( Devadhanam Perumal)
Name itself shows as Srirangam Perumal. Yes. It is also Renganatha perumal in Sayana Kolam.
Here Perumal is bigger than Srirangam deity by 1.5 feet. Imagine how big deity here. Moreover the main deity is made by SINGLE SALAGRAMA Stone. Really beautiful. Anyone can have very good darshan from head to toe just within 7 to 10 ft distance (Can you imagine this close darshan in Trivandram or Srirangam). Perumal with Sri Renganayaki Thayar.
The temple is situated in Devadhanam Village, a beautiful lush green surroundings, lovely village atmosphere.
Very Old temple must to visit everyone to get Sri Ranganathar blessings






Timings are: 7.00 AM to 12.00 AM and 4.00 PM to 7.00 PM ( preferably visit earlier around 8 to 10 AM.)
Small but very neat temple. Anjaneyar Sannathi also there.
Car Parking is there.
From Chennai it is 30 KM. - Chennai to Gummidipoondy road, reach Minjur, take Right at Railway station to Devadanam Village (3 KMs)

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  1. ShobiJuly 16, 2019 at 5:27 AM

    Very good temple to visit and to seek blessings. Very nice description

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