10th March 2019.
After Veppur Shiva Temple Visit Mr Ramesh took me to the north side of the river Palar. The place is called as Pulliyankannu a part of Navlock near Arcot. Since there is no direct approach to this temple, we have to trespass through a Govt and a Private Coconut farms. After about 2 KM of mud road, a passage was given to approach this temple.
Iraivan : Sri Vishwamithiriswarar
Iraivi : Sri Abirami
Some of the important details are…
This temple is also one of the Shada Aranya Kshetram installed and worshiped by the Sage Vishwamithirar. The temple is on the northern banks of River Palar and opposite to Veppur Shiva Temple. The temple is facing east under a metacolour sheet shed. Both moolavar and Ambal are facing east. Moolavar is swayambu. Sage Vishwamithirar is also under worship.
This temple was once with sanctum & mandapam etc,. The old temple structures ceiling panels, Kodungai, Pillars, Pothiyal etc, and statues are strewn around the temple. Happened to see a Vishnu statue about 2 KM away from this temple under a tree.
Initiatives are taken by some devotees to re-construct this temple. Regular poojas are conducted and the recent Maha Shiva Rathiri also celebrated in a grand manner. Since this temple is one of the six temples installed and worshiped by the Munis and Sages, devotees started coming to this temple.
A fragment inscription stone is kept in this temple. Based on the inscription this temple may belongs to 12th Century Chozha period.
TEMPLE TIMINGS:
Since the actual time of opening and closing is uncertain, devotees are advised to contact before Visiting this temple.
CONTACT DETAILS:
Mr Goutham 9655282857 and Mr Sekar 9994978926
HOW TO REACH:
This temple is at PulliyanKannu can be approached through the Govt and Private Coconut farms or through Village Karai.
This temple is about 8.3 KM from Arcot bus terminus, 6 KM from Ranipettai bus stop through Karai.
Autos are available from Ranipettai and Arcot.
LOCATION:CLICK HERE
Keerthu mukam
A 12th Century Chozha period inscription
---OM SHIVAYA NAMA---
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