Very divine and peaceful.. Om Namah a Sivaya 🙏

Divine place to visit

Its better place to visit in there at most one of crowds to find peace and also in evening they conduct some arathana its good to visit there in big temple in crowd City

Nice temple. Both lord Shiva and Perumal temples are there. During the ramayana period it is said that both Lava and Kusha the sons of rama were growing in this place when it was the ashram of Rishi Vanmeeki. Feel the divine power here. So peaceful....

Place where u see Siva&Perumal temple side by side.there is sarabheswarar temple in front of Siva temple,every Sunday u will see huge devotees

Lord Sarabeshwarar and Goddess Prathyangira Devi are a ferocious forms of Shiva and ShakthiKoyambedu Sarabeshwarar temple is in front of the famous Kurungaleeshwarar templeLord Sarabeshwarar is in a pillar of the multi-pillar mandapam here. Lord Narasimhar is on a pillar opposite to himSunday worship is very famous and devotees offer Lemon to the Lord and take back one for worship at homeIt’s believed that worshipping Koyambedu Sarabeshwarar for eleven continuous weeks will be granted the wishes

Divine. Powerful Lord. Must visit temples.

Its a place where you realize that God is the ultimate

More crowded on sunday evening ragukalapuja

Permal temple very very powerful god

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Nice temple

At peace

Powerful God

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The temple is very beautiful

The appearance of the serpent is very strange. Sarabheswarar is a combination of man, bird and animal. The body of the golden bird, with 2 wings raised above, 4 legs raised above, 4 feet below, and a tail raised above, transformed into a fairytale being with a divine human head and a lion face in it.It is said that Narasimhar was included in the sound of this rare birth. The moon, the sun, and Agni are three-eyed, with sharp claws, and a tongue that spins on all fours.His powers are Pratyang Kira, and Soulini. There are some references to the fact that Goddess Pratyangira appeared from the forehead of Sarabheswara and with her help she suppressed Narasimhas fury.

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