This temple is located in the township of Tiruttani 50 km north of Chennai en route to Tirupathi. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Murugan married Valli, the daughter of a hunting tribe cheiftain, here. Murugan is the parihara for all Rahu doshas. Offer worship at this ancient shrine of Lord Murugan and receive his divine grace in abundance.

The Agneeswarar-Karpagambal Temple located at Kanjanur near Kumbakonam is the Sukra Navagraha Sthalam amongst the famous nine navagraha temples in Tamilnadu. Offering a pooja at Sukra sthalam is considered as a parihara to overcome sukra dosha.

The word ‘Avinashi’ means that which is indestructible or eternal. Since the deity here and the legends associated with it are indicative of victory over death, people from suffering from serious ailments are encouraged to offer worship here as pariharam.

A visit to this temple is said to grant a confortable and long life. In astrology, Chandran is the planet that rules the mind. Offering pooja to Chandra here is an excellent parihara for chandra dosha and can help mitigate its adverse impact.

The benefits of worshipping Surya Bhagavan are: victory over external enemies (foes) and internal enemies (weaknesses such as lust, anger, jealousy etc.), long life and good health, destruction of sins, dissolution of worries and anxeity, long lasting prosperity and auspicious qualities.

The Kapaleeswarar temple located at Mylapore is the defining landmark of Chennai’s religious landscape. This temple is visited by thousands, especially during Shivaratri and the famed 'Arupattu Moovar' festival.

This temple was awarded an ISO certificate in July 2010 for being the "best maintained and administered temple" in the Tamilnadu State..

Narasimha Jayanti will be celebrated on 16th May 2011. Offer puja on this auspicious day to gain the grace of at Shri Lakshmi Narasimha Swami.
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