I happened to stumble on the relatively new temple in Ashok nagar recently. The temple is present just off the III avenue . When you are proceeding from the Ambedkar road end towards ayodhya mandabam side the road to Srinagar colony can be seen on the right ( next to TRS IIT coaching class) this leads to the temple which is on the left side at about one furlong distance.
The entrance has a vinayaka and Lakshmi welcoming.
The main sannidhi is the Karumariamman (Thripurasundari) flanked by Selva Ganapathy and Selvamurugan. Today was Aadi Sunday hence she was decked with neem leaves
Next to the amman sannidhi is the Shivalingam. To the left of the sivalingam sannidhi is the Hanuman sannidhi
To the left of the Hanuman on a higher floor is the Complex of Venkataramana swamy and Padmavathy thayar, In front of these is a small Hayagreeva and Devi sannidhi. The Doors of tis sannidhi was crammed with bells being put up by bhakthas for their prarthanais.
As you get down and finish the pradakshinam you will see the Sarabeshwarar sannidhi and next to it is the mirrored small cubicle. Every Sunday evening is the utsavam of sarabeshwarar in this small cubicle
The Saraswathy on the Mandabam is very enchanting
The sheer number of vigrahas and wide variety all in one place is very enchanting. The local people throng the place on sundays and other special days and make the temple a very vibrant place. It is a really delightful experience especially on pradosham days.
Only this morning I had dharsan of Muppathamman at T.Nagar. With your benevolence, I could have a look at this KARUMARI TEMPLE. I shall be telling this to the family of my daughter and son in law who are devotees of karumariamman.
ReplyDeletesubbu rathinam.
The objective of this blog is to enable more people to know about the temples and I am happy it is acheiving that purpose. thanks for the response sir
ReplyDeletePoint noted Dr.Delphine thanks
ReplyDeleteIt also has perumal & thayar sanidhi @ the first Floor.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the blog but this temple is been visited by my great grand mother too and is existing 40-50 years back too...I've been a regular visitor during my childhood days.
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