Sri Azhagiya Singar Perumal Temple – Kanchipuram

 

Sri Azhagiya Singar Perumal Temple is located in Kanchipuram of Tamilnadu state

Sri Alagiya Singar Perumal is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu

Sri Amuthavalli is the consort of Lord Vishnu.

The presiding deity, Narasimhar (also called Mukunda Nayaka), is depicted in a seated posture facing West.

The temple is located close to the Tiruththanka temple in Vishnu Kanchipuram.

The temple has three shrines, one each for the presiding deity Aḻagiya Singar, one for his consort Amruthavalli and other for Garuda

It is one of the 108 divyadesam of Lord Vishnu

This is the smallest divyadesam temple in Kanchipuram

This temple was built in Dravidian style of architecture

This temple has a three-tier Rajagopouram and was constructed during 8th century

Sri Krishnashtami is the festival celebrated in the temple

According to the temple's regional legend, once, there was an argument between Saraswati, the consort of Brahma and Lakshmi on superiority. They went to Indra, the king of the celestial deities. Indra judged Lakshmi as superior. Not satisfied with his argument, Saraswati went to her husband, Brahma. He also chose Lakshmi to be the superior one. Saraswati was unhappy with the decision and decided to stay away from Brahma. Brahma did a severe penance praying to Vishnu and did an ashvamedha yajna. Saraswati was still angry that the yajna, which usually is done along with consorts was done alone by Brahma. She tried to disrupt the penance in various ways, but Vishnu interfered in all her attempts. After all the demons were killed by Vishnu, who were sent by Saraswati to destroy the yajna (penance) done by Brahma, she sent Kapalika, a demon. Vishnu took the form of Narhari to kill the demon.

Velukkai where Vel means Wish and irukkai means stay.

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

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

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

Vaikunta Ekadasi is the most celebrated festival here.

Timings

7.00 am to 11.30 am

4.30 pm to 7.30 pm

How to reach the Temple

2 km from Kanchipuram

60 km from Chennai

Nearby Temples

Mangadu, Sri Kamakshi Amma Temple – 3 km

Kanchipuram, Sri Ekambareswarar Temple – 3 km

Kanchipuram, Sri Vaikunta Perumal Temple – 25 km

Uthiramerur, Sri Balasubramanian Temple – 27 km

Vallakottai, Sri Subramanya Swamy Temple – 34 km

Tirukachur, Sri Kachabeswarar Temple – 36 km

Sri Perumbudur, Sri Adhikesava Perumal Temple – 41 km

Tirukalukundram, Sri Vedagiriswarar Temple – 50 km

Madhuranthakam, Sri Eri Katha Ramar Temple – 53 km

Madambakkam, Sri Dhenupureeswarar Temple – 59 km

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sabarimala Temple Calendar 2024 : Opening & Closing Dates in 2024

Image
Opening and closing of Sabarimala Sree Dharmasastha Temple for the year 2024/25. The Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple in Kerala is open for darshan only during certain specific periods in the year. Below are the dates on which the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple will remain open during 2024/25. Sabarimala temple usually opens at 05.00am and closes at 10.00pm. During the peak seasons like Makara Vilakku Mahotsavam, the timings might alter to accommodate a large number of devotees. For Telugu Click Here 2024 Calendar Month   Opening Date Closing Date   January Makaravilakku Day on 15-01-2024   20-01-2024 February Kumbham Pooja 13-02-2024 18-02-2024 March Meenam Pooja 13-03-2024 18-03-2024 March Thiru Ulsavam 15-03-2024 25-03-2024 ...
Read more

Sri Badrakali Amman Temple Timings – Mecheri

Image
  Sri Badrakali Amman Temple is located in Mecheri town in Salem district in the state of Tamilnadu. She is an incarnation of Goddess Kali. This temple has 5 tier Rajagopuram. Rajagopuram is the main entrance to the temple, besides the main raja gopuram, three others face in three different directions. This temple was built 800 years ago. Special pooja is performed and the deity is adorned every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday and on the full moon and new moon days. Time to visit – September to March Temple Timings 5.30 am to 8.00 pm 5.30 am to 7.30 am – Morning Pooja 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm – Evening Pooja How to reach the Temple 21 km from Salem 5 km from Mecheri Railway Station Nearby Temples Chinna Tirupathi, Karuvalli – 15 km Tharamangalam, Sri Kailasanathar Temple – 19 km Agraharam, Sri Sugavaneshwarar Swamy Temple – 33 km Agraharam, Sri Alagirinathar Temple – 33 km Ayothiapattinam, Sri Kothandarama Temple – 49 km Belur, Thanthondreeswarar Templ...
Read more

Sri Padmavathi Ammavaru Karthika Masa Brahmotsavams 2024 - Tiruchanur

Image
The famous temple of Sri Padmavathi Amma Varu at Tiruchanoor is gearing up for the annual Karthika Brahmotsavams which will be observed from November 28 to December 06.  In November the Processional deity of Lord Senadhipathi Varu (Viswaksena) will be taken out in a procession around four Mada streets during the preparatory function Ankurarpanam. For Telugu Click Here    Tiruchanur Brahmotsavam 2024 Schedule :    November 27 – Lakshakukumarchana (morning), Senapathi Ustavam, Ankurarpana (night) November 28 – Dwajarohanam, Chinna Sesha Vahanam November 29 – Pedda Sesha Vahanam, Hamsa Vahanam November 30 – Muthyapu Pandiri Vahanam, Simha Vahanam December 01 – Kalpa Vruksha Vahanam, Hanumantha Vahanam December 02 – Pallaki Utsavam, Vasantotsavam, Gaja Vahanam December 03 – Sarva Bhupala Vahanam, Garuda Vahanam December 04 – Suryaprabha Vahanam, Chandraprabha Vahanam December 05 – Rathotsavam, Aswa Vahanam December 06 – Chakra Snanam, Panchami Theertham, Dwajavaro...
Read more

Thiruvannamalai Karthigai Deepam Festival - 2024 Dates

Image
  Karthigai Deepam  is the most significant festival that is celebrated with pomp and gaiety at Arunachaleswarar temple. This year Karthikai Deepam falls on December 13,2024. This Karthikai Deepam is celebrated as a ten-day festival and it is widely known as Karthigai Brahmotsavam. 2024 Schedule December 01  – Sri Durgambal on Kamadenu Vahanam (night) December 02  – Sri Pidari Amman on Lion Vahanam (night) December 03  – Sri Vinayaka Swamy on Mooshika Vahanam (night) December 04  – Panchamurthies Siver Vimanam (morning) Panchamurthies, Mooshika, Peacock, Adhikara Nandi, Hamsa, Small Rishaba Vahanam (night). December 05 – Sri Vinayaka, Sri Chandrasekharar Vimana Sun Crescent mount(morning) Panchamurthies, Silver Indra Vimanam (night) December 06  - Sri Vinayaka, Sri Chandrasekharar, Naga Vahanam (morning) Panchamurthies, Simha Vahanam, Silver Anna Vahanam December 07  - Sri Vinayaka, Sri Chandrasekharar, Naga Vahanam (morning) Panchamurthies, Silve...
Read more

Sri Polamamba Ammavaru Jatara Dates 2023-24 Dates - Sambara

Image
This temple is located in Sambara village in Vizianagaram district in the state of Andhra Pradesh. It is a famous temple in Uttara Andhra region. Jatara will commence on December 18. Jatara Dates 2023 - 24 December 18 - Chatimpu January 22,2024 - Tollela Utsavam  January 23 - Sirimanotsavam  January 24 - Anupotsavam  Maru Jatara - January 30 to March 26 For Telugu Click Here
Read more

Sri Murugan Temple - Thiruparankundram

Image
Sri Murugan Temple is located at Thiruparankundram in Madurai district of Tamilnadu State. It is regarded as one of the Six abodes of Lord Murugan. Goddess Valli and Devasena are the consorts of Lord Murugan An interesting feature of this temple is that of the deities of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu facing each other in the main shrine. The temple was built in the Dravidian style of architecture, which has a 7-tier structure Raja Gopuram.   All the statues are carved on the wall of the Parankundram rock. An Aasthaana mandapam with several artistically carved pillars leads to the towering 150 Feet (46 Meters) high Raja gopuram at the entrance. The Kambathadi mandapam, Ardha mandapam, and Maha mandapam are situated at different levels.   There are five theerthams or divine water sources, in and around the temple, Saravana Poigai, Lakshmi theertham, Saniyasi Koneru (well), Kasi Sunai, and Sathiya Koopam.   According to legend, the lord married Deivyani, th...
Read more

Magh Mela 2025 Dates

Image
Magh Mela is an auspicious annual Hindu Ritual held in the month of Magh. It is also called mini Kumbh Mela. It is celebrated in the month of Magh as per the Hindu calendar, which falls during January or February. The Magh Mela is, however, not confined only to the month of Magh, and the important bathing dates are spread over 45 days. It is believed that taking a holy dip at the Sangam on the auspicious days during the period will wash away the sins and will lead to Moksha. The venue for this festival is Sangam in Allahabad, which is the confluence of the Yamuna, Saraswati, and Ganga rivers. During the mela, several cultural events are held. Dramatic portrayals from Hindu Epics and Puranas, Bhajans, music and dance performances, and folk theatre are part of the grand spectacle. Many organizers provide free food and accommodation for the Sadhus and people who come from all over the country. In 2025 Magh Mela begins on January 13 Important Bathing Dates 2...
Read more

Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi Temple Margasira Masa Ustavams 2024 Dates – Vishakapatnam.

Image
Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi Margashira Masa Ustavams will start on December 02 and end on  December 30.   Important Days  : December -  05, 12, 19, and 26 December 22  – Veda Shaba December 22 – Archaka Sadashu December 23 – Nadaswaram December 26  – Sahasra Ghatabhishekam, Maha Annadanam December 28 – Ratha Yatra Schedule every Thursday During Masotvasams (Timings may differ) 12.05 am to 01.30 am  – Visesha Panchamrutha Seva, Sahasra Namarchana Puja, Swarana Abarana Alamkarana. 1.30 am  to 11.30 am – Sarva Darsanam 11.30 am to 12.00 noon - Rajabhogam 12 noon  to 5 pm – Sarvadarshanam 6.00 pm to 7.00 pm - Visesha Panchamrutha Seva, Sahasra Namarchana Puja, Swarana Abarana Alamkarana. 7.00 pm – Sarva Darshan and Cultural activities.   Other than Thursday’s . 5.00 am to 6.00 am – Panchamrutha Abhishekam, Sahasranamarchana 6.00 am to 11.00 am – Sarva Darshan 11.30 am to 12.30 pm - Panchamrutha Abhishekam, Ashtottara Namarchana 12.3...
Read more

Sri Subramanya Temple Champa Shasti Utsavams 2024 Dates - Kukke

Image
This year annual Utsavam in the temple will commence on  November 27 and end on December 12, 2024. F or Telugu Click Here  Schedule and Sevas   November 27  - Night Shesha Vahana Bandi Ustavam November 30  – Laksha Deepotsavam December 01  – Shesha Vahanotsavam December 02  – Aswa Vahanotsavam December 03  – Mayura Vahanotsavam December 04 -  Shesha Vahanotsavam December 05  – Flower Rathotsavam December 06 – Thailayambanjana, Panchami Rathotsavam(Night). December 07 – Champa Shasti Maha Rathotsavam December 08  – Avabrototsavam, Nouka Vihara December 12  – Neeru Bandi Ustavam, Daivagala Nadavali.
Read more