Iravatanesvara Temple located in the temple town of Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu is a famous temple for Lord Shiva.
History of the Temple
Iravatanesvara temple was built by Pallava King Rajasimhan who is known as Narasimhavarman II during his reign between 700 and 728 AD. The temple is more famous for its Vimana or Gopuram which is an architectural wonder. As it was found in ruins, Archaeological Survey of India has undertaken its maintenance as a protected monument. They have also restored the original architectural splendour of the Vimanas built over the Sanctum Sanctorum. The temple is indeed an architectural marvel of the Pallava Kings.
Iravatanesvara temple was built by Pallava King Rajasimhan who is known as Narasimhavarman II during his reign between 700 and 728 AD. The temple is more famous for its Vimana or Gopuram which is an architectural wonder. As it was found in ruins, Archaeological Survey of India has undertaken its maintenance as a protected monument. They have also restored the original architectural splendour of the Vimanas built over the Sanctum Sanctorum. The temple is indeed an architectural marvel of the Pallava Kings.
Temple’s Full address:
Iravatanesvara Temple, Car St, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu 631 502
How to reach Iravatanesvara Temple in Kanchipuram
By Bus: Iravatanesvara Temple in Kanchipuram is 75 kms from Chennai.
By Railways: The nearest Railway Station is Kanchipuram. From Kanchipuram private taxis and buses are available to reach this temple.
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