Discover the best top things to do in Nagapattinam District, India including Church of our Lady of Velankanni, Basilica of Our Lady of Good Health, Sikkal Singaravelar Temple, Swetharanyeswarar Temple, Mayuranathaswamy Temple, Parimala Ranganathar Temple, Morning Star Church for Our Lady of Vailankanni, Arulmigu Abhirami Udanurai Amirthakadeshwarar Swamy Temple, Vaitheeswaran Koil, Danish Fort.
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4.5 based on 306 reviews
An extremely beautiful and peaceful place to visit. We had been wanting to visit this place for over 10-15 years and when God called us this year we could visit the Church. We were very happy to spend time in the area, visiting other nearby Churches too. A must visit place to pray for good health.
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Best prayer service, lovely and clam place for prayers. Do visit when you visit Velankanni Madha Church.
4.5 based on 25 reviews
This is temple of Sikkal singaravelar,murugan located in Sikkal,TN near Nagoor/Velankanni/Nagapattinam/ thiruvarur. It is Unofficial Seventh Padaiveedu.(murugan had aarupadai veedu(6 abodes)) This temple main God is sivan but murugan is famous and Sikkal temple known for Murugan. Here where Murugan got Vel from Parvathy/Amman his mother to war with soorabadhman,demon in Thiruchendur. Murugar idol is only urchavar/procession deity not as Moolavar/presiding deity. After completion of war murugan settled in Thiruchendur which is now famous pilgrimage. It said to be that here murugar will get sweat heavily on day of every year when vel given to murugan.
4.5 based on 60 reviews
We covered this temple as part of our trip to cover all Navagraha temples from Kumbakonam. This happens to be the fourth temple (after Suriyanarkoil, Kanjanur and Vaitheeswarankoil) out of the 9 lot, to reach from Kumbakonam, which lies at a distance of around 60 kms from Kumbakonam. Lord Shiva resides here in the form of lingam with the name of Swetharanyeswarar and Lord Budhan (Mercury) is worshipped along with Goddess Vidya Ambal. One can offer prayers to them for good knowledge, academics, nervous disorders etc. Devotees can offer green cloth and green moong dal to God. One has to proceed towards outside the Shiva temple and in the right lies the Budhan temple opposite the Temple Tank. The ancient temple is covered with artistic sculptures. Avoid the shops which invite you to leave footwear at their shop to induce you into buying puja items from them. You can safely leave your footwear outside the temple. Car parking space is available at Rs. 20 and is convenient
4.5 based on 127 reviews
It is a newly built church with awesome infrastructure. This Church can accommodate more than 1000 peoples. Must visit if you ever go to Velankanni.
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Ukra Ratha Shanthi –(59 to 60 Years) Shasti Poorthi (Shasti aptha poorthi) - (60-61 years). Bheema Ratha Shanthi – (70 Years) Vijaya ratha Shanthi – (75 Years) Sadhabishegam– (80 Years) Roudhri Shanthi - (85 Years) Kanakabishegam (Kaala Swaroopa Showri Shanthi)– (90 Years) Tharayampaka Mahaarathy Shanthi - (95 years) Pooranbishegam - (100 Years) Ayush Homam
This temple is famous for 60th marriage anniversary.. During auspicious days, we could see around 20-30 marriage anniversaries (for 60th marriage) taking place in the temple complex.. A separate hall is built for that purpose.. This temple is famous for Abirami Amman sannithi and Kala samhara Murthy sannithi.. Abirami pattar wrote 100 songs in praise of Abirami Amman which is collected in the name as "Abirami Anthathi "..
4.5 based on 70 reviews
The temple is a must visit in southern India and has huge area covered. Now renovation of temple is going on considering it is very old. However it is easy accessible considering entire tomorrow is situated around temple.
4.0 based on 185 reviews
Tarangambadi or Tranquebar was the only Danish colony in India from 1620 to 1845. It was then sold to British East India Company. This 17 th century fort popularly known as Dansborg stands as a testimony to the engineering skills of Danes. It withstood the Tsunami and still in good condition. There is a small museum inside. The fort is closed on Fridays. Entry fee is only five ruppees and camera fees is thirty rupees.
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