The diverse population of Chennai (Madras) is reflected in its rich cultural scene. You’ll find serious theatre as well as the glitz and glamour of Kollywood. Chennai is also an important center for the Bharatanatyam, a local form of classical dance. Visit in January, for the festival of Pongal, or in April, when Chennai celebrates its new year.
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Although this temple was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in the 14th, it's not very historical.
I have been visiting Mangadu Kamakshi Amman temple since 1979. I go there on a Thursday, when I am in Chennai. Either using a hire car or Ola, it is an easy access and takes around 30 minutes to reach there from Adyar - early in the morning. it is a beautiful temple arranged in a traditional way - but I believe it gets crowded on special days with separate queues. I usually go there when it is quiet and am able to appreciate the inner sanctum sanctorum and the outer areas (to walk around). I am especially enamored by the Brass metal figurine of Amman standing on one leg and conducting penance. She signifies strength, perseverance and determination to me.
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Clean green and wildlife preservation campus. you can see deer roaming around freely and people sitting around them studying in a top notch engineering institute.
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Thiruvalithayam. Located in the busy area of padi. Temple is 1000 years old. Guru sthalam . Good to visit on Thursday. Guru bhagavan prayed to lord shiva here. Murugar, Vishnu also inside the temple. Very peaceful temple. The garbagraham is round shaped which is very unique. Very near to Saravana stores padi.
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Sri Tyagarajar Temple in Tirovottriyur is one of the 3 Shivasthalms along the East Coast of Chennai .Starting Tiruvottriyur to the north of Chennai, Central Chennai is Tirumayilai where is famous Kapaaleeswarar Temple and South of Chennai is Tiruvanmiyur Shivsthalam. Sri Tyagarajar Temple , Tiruvottriyur is a majestic , grand temple having been associated being Aadi Guru Shankarachrya . Temple can be easily reached as Tiruvottriyur is one of the major road starting or end points for local Chennai Bus routes . Addidtion , there is also a local train station whereby one can get a train from Chennai suburban Railways , reachable in less than half an hour . From Tiruvottriyur arailway sration might be a walk of about 15 minutes to the grand Sri Tyageshwarar Temple . The temple is widespread and one needs a minimum over an hour to two to visit the main shrine and many surroundind shrines . The main Linga here is said to be covered with a kavach and is supposedly not touched even while performing the daily ritual puajs and abhishekams . There is a very powerful atmosphere of divine influence whilst being within and around . Gives a sense of utmost satisfaction and fulfillment to be there . May Lord Shiva bless all those entering there . OM NAMAHA SHIVAAY .
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The temple is of 7th century temple under ASI dedicated to lord shiva worshipped as dhenupureswarar and goddess Parvathi as dhenukambal located in madampakkam. It's be lived lord shiva gave moshav to a cow who is actually sage kapilar reborn as cow, here and so he is worshipped as dhenupureswarar. Th the temple is so famous among the locals for the Sunday raghu kala pujai to sarabheswarar here.
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Super temple One more advantage is they do Homams at very humble cost You will be stunned Prasad distribution is excellent added attraction is the Guruvayoorappan temple adjoining this temple Dont miss their Annadhan !!
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