But that’s not the case here. The temple is real huge. And people visit this temple often. And how do we get to the mid-point of that sprawling 25 acres? Swimming. Ok, just kidding. Regular coracle (that circular bamboo boats) service is available to reach this place.
This temple is called the Naduvanayanar temple. This temple is a proper temple with regular poojas and proper worship. The Lord Shiva here is called Naganathar and the Ambal here is called Yogambikai.
With that Tiruvarur Temple Tour cometh to an end!!!
To Reach There:
To Tiruvarur:
From Thanjavur/Tanjore – 70 km to the east
From Trichy – 124 km to the east
From Kumbakonam – 42 km to the south east
To Stay: Thiruvarur has several low & middle end local hotels & lodges.
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Picturesque location for the temple.I would love to visit this temple.
ReplyDeleteWell done, pictured and documented...it's almost as if I were there.
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@Rajesh,
ReplyDeleteThanks dear...
@Baron,
Long time No C!!! Where have you been???
Happy New Year to you too dear!!!
The temple is so amazing for me!Greetings!
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting pond and temple
thanks for sharing
You seem to be researching a lot on tiruvarur temples. Great going and lovely write ups.
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I wish you only the best in 2011~ Happy New Year and keep on travelling us throughout your gorgeous country! Beautiful place great photos!
ReplyDeletethis is facinating to me...
ReplyDeletePond, it sounds more like a lake Mitr. {:)
ReplyDeleteLove the colourful temple and the two elephants!
ReplyDeleteI have seen this temple, but couldnt visit, since its open only at certain specific times... any idea of the timings?
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ReplyDeleteLovely photos.The pond is amazing.It is sprawling and huge.Very informative post.
Best wishes,
Joseph
This is amazing, what a lovely part of the world this seems. I didnt know much about it before this post but now I would love to go and see it myself.
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India is a religious land. Ever since the dawn of civilization, India has been the birthplace of many religions. Being so, the country boasts of a lot of pilgrim destinations within its precincts. Rich in mythology, it has a number of temples, mosques, monasteries, churches and gurdwaras, which attract lakhs of devotees every year. Pilgrimage tour India
ReplyDelete@Ola,
ReplyDeleteGlad to know that you find the temple amazing!!! :)
@Krish,
Thanks dear!!! :)
@Niranjan,
Not researching... Just enjoying... Thanks sweety!!! :)
@Phivos,
Happy New Year to you too!!! Wishing you too travel all over the world!!! Do visit India this year!!!
@Brian,
ReplyDeleteIndia is always enchanting Brian!!! :)
@Roy,
Its a biggggggggggggg pond!!! :P
@Jose,
Thanks dear!!! :)
@Anu,
No dear!!! I didn't note down the timings this time.. :(
@Joseph,
ReplyDeleteThanks cheta!!! :)
@One Gal's Wanderlust,
Wow!!! Just like me!!! Both into fashion and travel!!! I'll drop by soon to your travel blog babe!!! :)
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http://www.MyTiruvarur.com
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@Flyon,
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I'll drop by your site soon!!!