Temples in Chennai
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Neervanna Perumal Temple - Chennai - Tiruneermala 7 Km from Chennai |
In this Sthalam, the Perumal is found is various positions as Nindraan, Irunthaan, Kidanthaan and Nadanthaan Thirukkolam. |
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Sri Dharma Sastha Temple - Chennai - Poonamalle 20 Km from Chennai City |
The temple is the abode of Sri Dharma Sastha, one of the many forms of lord Iyappan. |
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Kamakshi Amman Temple at Maangaadu - Near Chennai Located at the outskirts of Chennai near Poonamallee |
The Kamakshi Amman temple at Maangaadu is located off of the highway linking Chennai with Poonamallee and is well connected with Chennai by frequent bus service. |
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Sri Varadharajar Temple - Chennai - Aminjikara Aminjikarai |
This means its not a good thing to live in a place where there is no temple found. |
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Kapaleeswarar Temple - Chennai Madras at Mylapore |
Kapaleeswarar Temple Chennai Visiting to temples can serve many purposes. It just depends on your preference. |
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Murugan Temple - Chennai - Tirupporur Tirupporur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. |
The Murugan temple at Tirupporur is one of the major temples dedicated to Lord Muruga in Tamil Nadu. |
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Sri Parthasarathy Temple - Chennai - Triplicane Triplicane |
The shrine is dedicated to Lord Krishna as Parthasarathi, the divine charioteer. |
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Sri Nithya Kalyana Perumal - Mahabalipuram - Tiruvedantha Mahabalipuram - Tiruvedantha |
This sthalam is called as "Asurakaala Nalloor" |
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Sri Sthala Sayana Perumal - Mahabalipuram - Thiru Kadalmala 40 Km away from Chennai and 7 miles from Thiruvidanthai |
Mahabalipuram is famous for its stone carved statues and sea shore. The speciality of the statues are shown to the world by all Pallava kings and the stone carved statues tell how their thinking is. |
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Mahabalipuram Rathas - Mahabalipuram Mahabalipuram |
It is said that it was Mahendra Varman (600.630 AD.) who introduced in the South the cave style of temple architecture. |
