Vaikundavasa Perumal Arumpuliyur, facing east
Vaikundavasa Perumal Arumpuliyur, facing east
Anandavalli Thaayar, facing east
Garuda, Anjaneya
Vaikundavasa Perumal Arumpuliyur is a small east facing temple with an entrance gateway from the east. A stone Dwajasthambam is present with carvings of Garuda, Anjaneya, Discus and Conch. A single large and spacious Prakaram houses the Sanctum Sanctorum.
Holy Water (Theertham) – No information
Sacred Tree (Sthala Vriksham) – No information
Vaikundavasa Perumal Arumpuliyur is an ancient temple probably several hundred years old, but historical information is not available as of now.
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Vaikundavasa Perumal Arumpuliyur is about 11 kilometers on the road from Chingleput to Thirumukkoodal via Kavithandalam running on the south side of Paalar River. Take the immediate right after crossing the bridge and drive past Kavithandalam to reach Mallikatheeswarar temple where you take a left and go for 1.3 kilometers to reach Vaikundavasa Perumal Arumpuliyur. Taking the right after Paalar river requires care as this is a very fast and blind stretch – or go further and take a u-turn to be safe. On the way to this temple are also quite a few temples in Chingleput Taluk in our listing.
None locally. Closest is Uthiramerur.