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Thiruchendur Thirukoil is the Second place of Arupadai veedu. This sacred house of god is in the extreme south west of the Indian Peninsula. It is located at shore of Bay of Bengal. The young Lord Muruga as the Devasenathapathy vanquishes Evil in the forms of Surapathma. The Tamils have ever since been celebrating the as an annual festival during Skanda Shasti. Lord Muruga is referred to as Seayon in the ancient literature. Mentioned in the Sangha literature and Silapathikaram, this temple is believed to be 2000-3000 years old. This is a beachside temple dedicated to Lord Muruga. The place where this temple is located was earlier known as Thirchiralaiwai. The tower of the temple is 157 feet height with nine floors. After conquering Soorapadman, Lord Muruga performed Shiva Puja to express his gratitude for his victory. Here Murugan graces with a lotus flower on his right hand. He...
Morning 04:00 AM IST – 12:00 PM IST | |
Evening 12:00 PM IST – 09:00 PM IST | |
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| Temple Open From 04:00 A.M to 09:00 P.M Continuously . Temple opening time will be changed on festival days. 1) Margazhi month Temple open at 03.00 A.M and closed at 8.00 P.M 2) During Vaikasi visakam Temple open at 01.00 A.M and closed at 09.00 P.M 3) During Masi and Avani festivel the first and seventh day Temple open at 01.00 A.M and closed at 09.00 P.M. On the other festivel days temple open at 03.00 A.M and closed at 09.00 P.M 4) During Kantha sashti festivel first and sixth festivel day Temple open at 01.00 A.M and closed at 09.00 P.M 5) During Thai poosam Temple open at 01.00 A.M and closed at 09.00 P.M 6) During Panguni uthram Temple open at 04.00 A.M and closed at 09.00 P.M | |
