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Area Note 1: The pre-expansion area of city limits was 105.6 sq.km. The 2010 expansion order added 12 local bodies and increased the total area to 265.36 sq.km. In 2011, three of the local bodies Vellalore (16.64 sq.km), Chinniampalayam (9.27 sq.km) and Perur (6.40 sq.km) were dropped from the expansion and Vellakinar (9.20 sq.km) and Chennavedampatti (4.5 sq.km) were added. The area post expansion is 246.75 sq.km.
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1. Dhyanalinga Temple
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4.5 based on 907 reviews
The Dhyanalinga is set amidst the foothills of the Velliangiri Mountains, the first of its kind to be completed in over 2000 years. This powerful meditative space does not ascribe to any particular faith or belief system nor does it require any ritual, prayer, or worship. In June 1999, Dhyanalinga was consecrated by Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, a realized master, mystic and yogi, after three years of intense process of prana prathista (process of energizing an object using one's own life energies). Measuring 13' 9", Dhyanalinga is the largest mercury-based live linga in the world. All the aspects of life are enshrined in the form of seven chakras, energized to the very peak and locked to prevent dissipation over time. It is expected that the energies of the Dhyanalinga will not suffer dissipation for at least 5000 years. THEERTAKUNDS The Dhyanalinga features two Theerthakunds, which are subterranean tanks with solidified mercury lingas immersed in water, built as preparatory tools to enhance one's spiritual receptivity before entering the Dhyanalinga. The Theerthakunds, are very powerful by themselves. It straightens out the energy or the pranic imbalances in a person, which leads to physical and mental well-being. Above all, it creates a tremendous receptivity to imbibe the energies of Dhyanalinga. They are open for Gents and Ladies from 7:30AM to 8:00PM NADHA ARADHANA An offering of sound to the Dhyanalinga, Nadha Aradhana is an etheric blend of vocals, singing bowls, drums and various other instruments amplified within the reverberating Dome, transporting one into the timeless space of the Dhyanalinga. The offering takes place twice a day, from 11:50 am to 12:10 pm and from 5:50 pm to 6:10 pm. These times are recognized as special sandhya kalas for meditators. A sandhya kala is a phase when nature undergoes certain transitions and makes a person more receptive to inner possibilities. AUMKAR MEDITATION Visitors to the Dhyanalinga can further deepen their experience by attending this daily introduction to the timeless and powerful mantra "Aum." This meditation is known to have transcendental qualities. It can bring peace and balance to one's system, and is known to relieve people from numerous physical and mental ailments when practiced regularly. Aumkar meditation is offered daily from 12:30 pm to 1:00 pm.
Reviewed By manjunathvs - Bengaluru, India
It is a huge meditation hall constructed uniquely without pillars, round shape with a beautiful lingam at centre place. Silence can be enjoyable, good place for peaceful meditation. Staff guides the visitors
2. Marudamalai Temple
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4.5 based on 581 reviews
Reviewed By Sudhi_TA - Kannur, India
The temple is situated approximately 15 km from Coimbatore town and we have bus services from Gandhipuram till the temple foothills, from there you can either take steps or take bus (if unable to walk steps) to reach the temple. On the walkway there is a peacock statue , which depicts the vahanam (vehicle) of lord Murugan, throught the walkway you can see many good sculptures, a Ganesha temple, a banayan tree temple and swami temple. Top the hill there are two major temples (aadi mulashathanam and mulashathanam ) and one Guha (cave). The first temple were load Murugan is shrine is with his two wife, behind this temple there is a stair which will lead you to a Guha, know to be Guha of Shri pambadi sitar/ sidar it is believed that the sitar would be visiting the diety in the form of snake. Beside the temple there is panchavriksha (five trees with one root). God Ganesha idol with five face is workshiped there , depicting pacha vriksha, then the main temple were god Murugan is in the form of Subramanian. Preferably visit during the evening before 1800 hrs so that you can witness the rathavatra at the temple. The temple is a religious place tophill Coimbatore from where you will enjoy the view of Coimbatore city.
3. Anubhavi Subramaniar Temple
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By DrValliappan - Coimbatore, India
From Coimbatore city to Thadagam Road leads to a small hillock (20-30 min soft climb) on which, Lord Subramaniar temple is situated. With thick forest sorrounding it along with a small stream nearby, it is a peaceful place for a short trek and divine experience. Go with the advise of forest check post as after light hours for onward or return may lead to encounter with wild animals.
4. Sree Ayyappan Temple
5. Eachanari Vinayagar Temple
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4.5 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By rangaswamys2015 - Coimbatore, India
Eachanari Vinayagar temple is one of the popular Hindu temple dedicated to the elephant God Ganesha and is situated 10 km away from Coimbatore to Pollachi enroute, in the state of Tamilnadu. This is remarkably clean and quiet temple with charming and delightful environment. Lord Vinayaga, symbolises Ohm Pranav mantra, is a presiding deity of this temple Lord Vinayaga is venerated as the foremost God of the Universe. He is glorified as the chief of the Vedas, he is the flame of wisdom. This is one of the famous Vinayagar Temples at Eachanari. Come to this temple to experience divine blessings and spirituality.
6. Masaniamman Temple
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By travelyogi747 - Bengaluru, India
Mother Masaniamman is the diety here in sleeping form. The diety is huge, so is the temple complex. I was amazed that so many people visit. The small town is about 45kms from coimbatore. It is told that whatever we wish has to be written in a sheet of paper that will be placed on the palm of the mother. The wish would come true is the belief. Also, another custom and belief being grinding red chillies and applying the same to another stone representing the mother. This custom is symbolic that the mother happily takes all the trouble and bitterness (represented by red chillies) on to her. Such is the affection towards her children. Do visit and take blessings of the mother.
7. Arulmigu Patteeswarar Swamy Temple
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4.5 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By lakshmipCA - Chennai (Madras), India
Beautiful Ambal and Sivan ! Recommend visit on work days as the weekend and festival days are crowded.
8. Ramar Temple
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By BalaHier - Thane, India
A Small but well maintained and clean temple. Due to the covid Situation, they did not allow anyone to sit inside the temple. Have darshan and move on. Adequate Precautions in place for sanitisation. The temple house, Ganesha, Shiva, Hanuman and Ram Sita with Laxman. 10 Mins walk from Hotel Heritage Inn
9. Marudhamalai Hill Temple
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4.5 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By Arav66
one of the home of Lord Muruga, very closely situated to Coimbatore city.i t is situated in the midst of herbal forests of connected by road and public transport..
10. G.D. Naidu Industrial Exhibition
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Mukesh_Mumbai - Mumbai, India
Must visit place with kids. Few science concepts well explained. Requires at least 2 hours for going thro' all displays.
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