Gopalakrishna (also rajagopalan), standing posture with consorts Rukmini and Sathyabhama, facing east in a standing posture.
Gopalakrishna (also rajagopalan), standing posture with consorts Rukmini and Sathyabhama, facing east in a standing posture.
Madavaral Mangai Senkamala Nachiyar, without a seperate shrine
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Thirukavalambadi Thirunangoor is a small east facing temple with a large temple tank in the front. The Thirunangoor temples also form the 11 temples where all the Utsavars come together for the annual Garuda Seva ritual.
Holy Water (Theertham) – Thadamalar Poigai
Vimaanam – Syambu Vimaanam
Tirumangaiazhwar (One of the 12 Alwars – 7th to 10th Centuries CE) and others have sung hymns of Divya Prabhandham here at Thirukavalambadi Thirunangoor in praise of the Lord.
The lord is believed to have appeared here at Thirukavalambadi Thirunangoor in answer to the penance of Rudra and Senai Thalaivar.
Thirukavalambadi Thirunangoor is east of Annan Kovil and near the Thiruvenkadu to Thirunagari road. Combine with the 11 Thirunangoor temples in the area. You can refer the map below and plan your route or take a guide with you from Annan Perumal temple and visit the rest of the temples. We have numbered them here based on a route perspective and not from temple importance.
None locally. Closest is Sirkazhi.