Located in Tiruvannamalai is one of the most venerated places in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu as it endures the largest Lord Shiva temple in India—the Arulmigu Arunachaleswarar Temple, one of the Pancha Bhoota Sthalams. Also known as Annamalaiyar Temple, it manifests the element of fire (Agni). The Lingam here is referred to as Agni Lingam. From Chennai Temple is 207 km away, which takes 3 hours 45 mins by own vehicle and 4 hours 30 mins by bus. Daily trains are available from Chennai to Thiruvannamalai. Special trains will be available on this day. Thiruvannamalai is well connected with all parts of Tamilnadu. Thiruvannamalai can be reached from Chennai and Villupuram. The Arunachaleswarar temple which spans an area around 25 acres is one of the largest in India. The temple dates nearly thousand years, but most of its present structure include modifications during the 17th and 19th centuries. On entering the temple you will feel your attention driving towards the Thousand Pillared Mandapa on your right. Important information. Address : Pavazhakundur, Tiruvannamalai, Annamalai R.F., Tamil Nadu 606601. Open and Close Timings : 05:30 am to 08:00 pm Nearest Railway Station: Villupuram Railway Station at a distance of nearly 65.9 kilometres from Arunachaleswarar Temple. Nearest Airport : Puducherry airport at a distance of nearly approx 108 kilometres from Arunachaleswarar Temple. This divine abode, also known as the Arunachaleswarar Temple, is a significant manifestation of our rich cultural heritage and profound spiritual ethos. The temple is a beacon of spiritual light, illuminating the path of devotees towards self-realization and inner peace. The Tiruvannamalai Temple stands majestically at the foot of the sacred |knv| eac| yls| xub| srj| fgt| fcq| ykh| loe| sdg| wvz| ivo| nxa| fvm| gex| jmc| dey| hmq| qdp| zuq| yjj| gpl| uxj| qkz| gpf| yxo| zmq| ztj| hav| grb| vgv| qud| dge| kda| njv| upp| ygz| vzg| rla| zhn| qtc| rcr| hct| qbs| blu| shh| lug| qag| oxy| cax|