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Discover the best top things to do in Tiruvannamalai District, India including Arunachala Mountain, Annamalaiyar Temple View Point, Sri Ramana Ashram, Virupaksha Cave, Arunachaleshwara Temple, Girivalam, Arunachaleswarar Temple, Skandashramam, Seshadri Swamigal Ashram, Yogi Ram Surath Kumar Ashram, Thirumeeyachur Lalithambikai Temple.
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1. Arunachala Mountain
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5.0 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By 114gilads
Mt. Arunachala is considered the mountain that desolves the ego. To be there and feel the vibration is an amazing experience that is a must for the one seeking to let go of the ego. It was the place of the holy man, Ramana and the Ashram that is build in his memory is a place where a lot of spiritual activity is happening year round.
2. Annamalaiyar Temple View Point
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5.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By tangotango_ss2 - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Five times up the hill to Virupaksha Cave and Skandashraman, ten times the view. Thankful for the grace.
3. Sri Ramana Ashram
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4.5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By 33Gaurav
You can live with the silence and feel the fragrance of Shri Raman ashram. The great saint and Spiritual Guru who is still alive and omnipresent will touch your heart and slowly you will start inspiring people around you , the Silence in the teaching of Bhagwan Sri Ramana Maharishi
4. Virupaksha Cave
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4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By sach00in - Virar, India
This place is magical and the calming effect it has on our body and mind is unique. Bhagavan Ramana Maharishi himself is still there in this cave was the feeling I received as soon as I reached. The divine experience and vibrations of the surroundings have left me spellbound cant wait to be there again.
5. Arunachaleshwara Temple
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4.5 based on 263 reviews
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Reviewed By sach00in - Virar, India
This temple is an absolute beauty of architectural marvel of south india. The gopurams or the entry gates on all four sides of the temple are majestic. The entire premises is full of positive energy and serene calmness. One should surely visit such a place as it is older than even our great grand father's and the vibrations of this temple are unique. The temple is in the centre of TIRUVANNAMALAI city and is the main landmark for travel and directions in the city.
6. Girivalam, Arunachaleswarar Temple
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4.5 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By PRRao - Bengaluru, India
GIRIVALAM is revolving around a holy hill of Annamalai on full moon day where Maharshi Ramana and other great saints had attained spiritual supremacy.It is around 14kilometers and the devotee has to go bare foot chanting "Om Namah Shivaya" while coming around the hill. Though it was traditional footway initially but now it has been upgraded with proper roads for ease of vehicle moment rather than humans keeping in mind the commercialisation aspects.Girivalam confers the benefit of yaga. The holy hill has Asta Lingas in all eight directions.The Girivalam starts with Indralingam followed by Agnilingam,Yamalingam,Niruthilingam,Varunalingam,Vayulingam,Kuberalingam and Esanyalingam. Every Lingam has its own significance. The hill has to be seen everytime you see each Lingam and hill will give different appearances Shivalingam, sleeping shiva,Chandrashekhara etc., Girivalam gives you knowledge,health and wealth if it is done with devotion.
7. Skandashramam
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By PLAravind - Bengaluru, India
Situated by the side of Arunachala hill, this is the place where Ramana Maharshi meditated for a long period. The Ashram also gives a brilliant view of the Thiruvannamalai town and the temple.
8. Seshadri Swamigal Ashram
9. Yogi Ram Surath Kumar Ashram
10. Thirumeeyachur Lalithambikai Temple
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4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By chithracb - Bengaluru, India
One of my favourite temples in Tamil Nadu. This is in Nagapattinam district. From Vaitheeswarankoil it is 33 kms. The location is amidst fields( a lovely sight). The main deity is Lord Meghanathaswami. His consort is Sri Lalithambigai. Significance is to Ambaal. The Goddess is so beautiful seated on the Sri chakra with Abhaya haatha mudra. The pandit narrated that many years back Ambal appeared in the dream of a lady devotee who lives in Bengaluru and asked her to offer anklets to her in this temple. Immediately that devotee fulfilled Her order. Till then no-one observed the sculpting expertise to the deity that there was just enough space around the two ankles of the deity to tie the anklet. Only after that many devotees start offering anklets to Ambaal. This is the Kshetra where Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam ( a sankrit hymn ....in praise of Ambaal describing her beauty in 1000 names .....by Hayagriva to Sage Agastyar )was said to have occurred (Upadesam). So many devotees visiting this temple keep chanting this in front of Ambaal's sanctum sanctorum. Sage Agastyar composed Lalitha Navarathnamala here. There are Kshetra pureeshwarar and a Durgai sannidhi. Very beautiful. The photos are self explanatory. Anyone who is visiting this temple for the first time, please visit during daytime to closely observe all the deities. There are 2 Shivan sannidhis. The sthala vruksham is bilva tree. Every Hindu should visit this temple atleast once in a lifetime.
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