Kulasekaranathar, facing east
Kulasekaranathar, facing east
Dharmasamvardhini, facing south
Vinayaka, Natarajar, Jurahareswara, Kanni Vinayaka, Shanmuga with consorts, Saneeswarar, Suryan, Adhikara Nandi, Chandran, Kalabhairava, Mahavelidevan, Navagraha, Naalvar. Sanctum Niches – Dakshinamurthy, Durga, Chandikeswara
Kulasekaranathar Shenkottai is a small east-facing temple with an entrance from the south. The entrance gate at the east is kept locked. The temple has 2 Prakarams. Goddess is visible straight as you enter through a pillared passage mandapam and there is a Mahamantapam which is common to both the sanctum and goddess shrine. The inner Prakaram is completely covered.
Holy Water (Theertham) – No information
Sacred Tree (Sthala Vriksham) – No information
Kulasekaranathar Shenkottai is an ancient temple but historical information is not available as of now.
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Kulasekaranathar Shenkottai is in the northeast side of Shenkottai Town. Shenkottai is about 9 kilometers northwest of Tenkasi.
There are some small eateries in Shenkottai. Tenkasi is suggested for food and stay.