Sri Azhagiya Singar Perumal Temple Timings – Kanchipuram

 


Sri Azhagiya Singar Perumal Temple is located in Kanchipuram in the State of Tamilnadu.

The presiding deity is Mukunda Nayakan who is incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He is seated in a Yoga Position. Goddess Sri Velukkai Valli is along with lord Vishnu.

Velukkai where Vel means Wish and irukkai means stay.

This temple was built in Dravidian style of architecture and has 3 tier Rajagopuram.

The Vimanam(the tower above the Sanctum Sanctorum) of Sri Azhagiya Singa Perumal temple is called as Kanaka Vimanam.

The temple is praised in the Mangalasasanam hymns of saints Peyazhwar and Tirumangai Azhwar.

This temple was built during 5th to 10th century.

This is one of the 108 divyadesam temples.

Devotees pray here for relief from various problems they experience in life.

Vaikunta Ekadasi is the most celebrated festival here.

Best time to Visit – September to February

Traditional dress is allowed for darshan.

Temple Timings

7.00 am to 11.00 am

5.00 pm to 7.30 pm

How to reach the Temple

2 kms from Kanchipuram

60 kms from Chennai

Nearby Temples

Mangadu, Sri Kamakshi Amma Temple – 3 kms

Kanchipuram, Sri Ekambareswarar Temple – 3 kms

Kanchipuram, Sri Vaikunta Perumal Temple – 25 kms

Uthiramerur, Sri Balasubramanian Temple – 27 kms

Vallakottai, Sri Subramanya Swamy Temple – 34 kms

Tirukachur, Sri Kachabeswarar Temple – 36 kms

Sri Perumbudur, Sri Adhikesava Perumal Temple – 41 kms

Tirukalukundram, Sri Vedagiriswarar Temple – 50 kms

Madhuranthakam, Sri Eri Katha Ramar Temple – 53 kms

Madambakkam, Sri Dhenupureeswarar Temple – 59 kms

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