Shri BHUTHAPUREESWARAR TEMPLE

Sri Bhutapureeswarar Temple, Sriperumbudur

Here Lord Shiva known as Sri Bhutapureeswarar and Ambal as Sri Soundarvalli Ambal.

The famous about Arulmigu Bhutapureeswarar Temple is "Prathosam Pooja". The main festival Arulmigu Bhutapureeswarar Temple temple is Pavithrotsavam & Tamil New Year which is most famous. This is the Ancient temple people believe that , they get rid of all their problems, after praying here in this temple. Inside praharam Sri Baktha Anjaneyar in separate sannathi is also famous and crowded in Saturdays

There are also shrines for Brahma, Mahavishnu, Dakshinamurthy, Natarajar, Bhairavar, Devi Durgai Amman, Vinayagar, Maha Ganapati, Valli Devasena Subramaniar, Chandikeswarar and Navagrahas. This is the Ancient temple of more than 800 years old and situated in the middle of the town.

Temple Timings :: Morning: 06.30 AM to 11.30 AM and Evening: 04.30 PM to 08.30 PM

Sriperumpudur located 40 Kms from Chennai on the National Highway 4. and 20 Kms from Thiruvallur Railway Station. The temple is located near the bus stand.

Worth visiting this temple for Lord Siva Blessings

Posted on 13/10/2019

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