Sri Palli Kondeswara Swamy Temple Timings - Surutupalli



Sri PalliKondeswara Swami Temple is located in Surutupalle, Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh. 

This is the only place where Lord Shiva is seen in the sleeping position ( reclining position) also called Neelakantha. 

Here Pradosha Kala Pooja has begun since age. Pradosha literally removal of sins.

This temple is located on the banks of the river Arani.

Pallikondeswara Swamy is an incarnation of Lord Shiva. He is 6 feet high along with a reclining pose.

Goddess Parvati is in the sitting position with the Lord’s head on her lap along with Kamadhenu and Kalpha Vruksham on either side.

Lord Dakshina Murthy is seen alone in most of the temples but here he is present with his consort.

This temple has 3 tier Rajagopuram.

The best time to visit – is September to February.


Temple Timings :

5.30 am to 1.00 pm

3.00 pm to 8.30 pm

How to reach the Temple :

60 km from Chennai

25 km from Tiruvallur

11 kms from Nagalapuram

Near By Temples :

NagalapuramVedanarayana Swamy Temple – 11 kms

SriKalahasthi Temple – 60 kms

RamagiriValeswara Swamy Temple – 20 kms.

Narayanavanam, SriKalyana Venkateswara Temple – 36 kms

Appalayagunta, SriPrasanna Venkateswara Temple – 57 kms

Gudimallam, Sri ParasurameswaraSwamy Temple – 62 kms


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