Agastheeswarar, facing east
Agastheeswarar, facing east
Kamakshi Amman, facing south
Ganesha, Bala Muruga, Nataraja, Navagraha, Vatuka Bhairava, Dakshinamurthy, Naagar
Agastheeswarar Nabalur is a beautiful east facing temple with a 3 tier Rajagopuram. This is a Vadugabairava (Bhairava as a small boy) Kshetram. The temple has a single Prakaram where all the shrines are situated.
Holy water (Theertham) – Gaja Pushkarini
Holy Tree (Sthala Vriksham) – Vilwam (Aegle marmelos)
Vimanam – Gajaprashtam
Agastheeswarar Nabalur is an ancient temple which is said to go back to the Chola period. Historic information is not available as of now.
Sage Agastya on his tour of this regions was struck in heavy rain and took shelter under a tree. He was guided by a young lad with a dog to a Shiva Lingam under a Vilwam tree. Amazed at this Sage Agastya performed rituals to the Lingam and the temple at Agastheeswarar Nabalur was built later. The young lad with a dog was believed to have been Vatuka Bhairava.
72 kilometers from Chennai towards Tiruttani. After crossing the Kusasthalai River take a left to Nabalur and drive for a kilometer to reach Agastheeswarar Nabalur temple.
None locally. Closest is Tiruttani and Thiruvallur