Moolavar
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Kalugasalamoorthy (Murugan)
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Urchavar
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Murugan
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Amman /
Thayar
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- Valli, Deivanai.
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Thala
Virutcham
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-
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Theertham
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-
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Agamam /
Pooja
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-
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Old year
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500-1000
years old
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Historical
Name
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City
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Kalugumalai
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District
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State
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Tamil Nadu
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History
Kalugasalamoorthy
temple
The main deity of this temple is
Murugan. The main deity hall and entrance hall is excavated inside the foot
hills of kalugumalai in the south western corner of the hill and with external
structural additions. The temple has many aesthetic sculptures.The temple dates
to 18th century.The main deity is Lord Murugan with his wife Deivanai. The
temple complex also has shrines of Shiva, Akilandeswari, Vinayakar and many
lesser deities
Vettuvan
Koil
Vettuvan Koil (English: a Sculptor's
paradise) is a Hindu temple built between the 8th and 9th century. Kalugumalai
is a priceless unfinished Pandyan monolith cave temple, part of the
iconographic richness that helped chronicle the burgeoning richness of the
Tamil culture, traditions, and sacred centres containing religious art.About
7.5 meter of the mountain is excavated in a rectangular fashion and in the
middle the temple is sculpted from a single piece of rock. The carvings reflect
the southern temple style of the Pandya era. Only the top portion of the temple
is completed.
General
Information:
This temple
history related to Ramayana.
Prayer :
For satisfactory marriage alliances, children, Edcution,
development of business and agriculture and promotions in job are boons
devotees seek from the Lord of this temple. It is believed that job promotions
are sure once the devotee visits and prays in the temple.
How to Reach Temple:
Reach
Madurai Maatuthavani bus terminal. This is biggest bus terminal in Madurai.
Same as Chennai Koyambedu bus terminal. Get Madurai to Kovilpati Bus. Once you
reach kovilpatti. Again you will get SankaranKovil bus. Then ask busconductor
to kalugumalai. This is temple on the way of sankaran kovil.
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