Vaishnavite Temples – Namakkal District

There are some beautiful carvings on the pillars of the Mahamandapam here.

The Lord is in the form of a snake mound in this beautiful hill temple.

The pillars of the Garuda Mandapam have Lord Vishnu’s Dasavatara carved on their sides.

Saint Purandaradasa composed a famous song dedicated to Lord Narasimha sitting in front of the main deity here.

Lord Renganadar is seen here in a unique posture of reclining over the Serpent Karkodaga.

This is an old temple with some beautiful carvings all around.

This is a beautiful temple situated near the banks of the Cauvery River.

This is an ancient temple situated in an open Prakaram.

The Pancha Padava’s are believed to have stayed and worshiped the Lord here.

The very deep temple tank, the Nandavanam, and the surroundings of this temple are great.

The lord here is seen facing west along with his consort.

A rock carving with Twin Anjaneyas is near this beautiful temple located on a mound.

This temple is situated on a small hillock and presents a peaceful picture.

This is a beautiful hill temple and a pleasure to climb through the covered steps.

This is a small and old temple situated on a small mound near the Cauvery River.

There are two sanctums of Lord Vishnu here in this ancient temple.

There are eight Sakthi Peedams installed in the beautiful Nandavanam in this temple.

This is a beautiful temple situated near the Vaiyappa Hill temple of Lord Muruga.

There are some beautiful ornamental patterns painted on the ceiling of the mandapam here.

This temple has been served by Chola King Rajaraja III.

This is an old temple that has been completely rebuilt in recent times.

This impeccably maintained temple is on the same campus as a Shiva Temple.

The main deity here is beautiful and is in a standing posture with his consorts.

This is an ancient temple submerged and damaged by a raging Cauvery River.

This is a small and beautiful temple located behind the famous Muruga Temple.

The main deity here is beautiful and is in a standing posture with his consorts.

This is an ancient temple submerged and damaged by a raging Cauvery River.