Temples Of India

Palani Murugan Temple Palani Murugan Temple in Palani is one of the oldest temples of Lord Subramania, the son of the Shiva Parvati.  Durga Temple is also known as "Dhandayuthapani Temple" due to the presence of Sri Murugan.  Lord Bhagavan is famous in Tamilnadu as "Pazhani Adaavan".  The name "Palani" is said to have originated from the word "gentle" meaning "fruit of knowledge".  Subramanya is considered wise. 67km from Palakkad via Pollachi and train route;  From Ernakulam to Chalakkudy-Valparai or Munnar, or from Thrissur to Vadakkanchery-Nemmara.  The temple is located in the hill town of Palani, about 294 km away from Kottayam, via Kompanni-Theni.  The Thiruvinam-Kutty shrine is one of the six temples dedicated to Lord Muruga of Sree Muruga.  There is a Shankmughan, a six-faced goddess of Subrahmanya.  Palaniya Murugan used to build the idol of Pazhani Murugan, a special wool, made up of nine siddha drugs called the N

Parthasarathy Temple Aranmula Sri Parthasarathy Temple is one of the oldest temples in Kerala.  The temple is located on the banks of the holy Pampa in Aranmula, Pathanamthitta.  The main deity is the Sri Krishna Sathmam (the sacred shrine) who is worshiped in the form of the Vishnu.  The temple is in the Aranmula panchayath and the front portion of the temple is Mallappuzha panchayath.  Aranmula Vallamada is an important event for the wishes of the devotees.  It is believed that the blessings of Lord Bhagwan will be enjoyed during the funeral service.  The Aranmula Temple is a sacred temple dedicated to Thiruvonathonai, Ashtamirihani Valla Sadha, Uthatatti Vallam, Vanni Pattanam and Pampa River.  Aranmula mirror is famous.  Every year, a procession carrying a golden coat to surrender to Ayyappa idol in Sabarimala begins from Parthasarathy Temple.  The famous Aranmula Vallamkali is celebrated here.  There are several wall paintings depicting artists from the 18th century.

                               Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple                    Omna Nam: Shivaya Nahha               Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple is one of the most famous Shiva temples in Kerala.  It is believed that one of the three Shiva lingas is placed at the same time.  The temple has a lot of features.  Ettumanoorappan is the only god in India who is going to be seven hundred and one.  The temple is also famous for the Kathavila in Kerala.  The unique feature of this temple is that it displays in the headquarters of the temple. * * The most important part of the temple is oil sprinkling on the umbrella in front of the huge sacrifice at Bhikkalur.  It is believed that the great lamp will witness the lamp and witness the lamp and bless it with the lamp.  Writing with the ink with a large lamp shade is seen as effective for therapeutic purposes.  The lamp was installed in the temple in the year 720 in the temple.  There is a myth behind the creation of a great