One of the oldest temple in Chennai which was built on 7th century and various alterations and development made in later centuries.Big praharams, Prasadam center, restrooms are also available inside temple.

Marundeeswarar temple pond is historic and yearly theppam festival is conducted every year during the month of March.

Just a blissful place to spend.... So peaceful and have a great vibe to inner peace ✌️✌️🙏❤️

With a vibrant inner santorum a music man in that temple at the time of my visit experienced an olden era for a couple of minutes.

I have never seen such kind of lord Shiva temples.

It's a Lovely Divine place, nice Maintenance by management.

My go to temple whenever I feel down. Very calm and powerful temple

Traditional old temple. A must visit temple for Siva devotees.

Amazing temple to cure your medical issues. It is on the ECR road. Lord Shiva abides with Tripura sundari. Buy milk and offer it for abhishegam.

First time visit very divine clean temple Lord is listening and waiting for your visit

Ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located right at the end of ECR at Thiruvanmiyur. Very peaceful temple which gets busy very early. Spacious inside with a good prasatham stall. Ample paid parking on the eastern side (opposite side of ECR). There is an entrance right on ECR which is accessible for pedestrians.

One of the Old Temples In Tamilnadu❤️ Marundeeswarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva that is situated in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, near the Bay of Bengal beach. It is one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams with no Navagraha, and it is where two of the most revered Nayanars (Saivite Saints), Appar and Tirugnana Sambandar, glorified the temple with their verses during the 7th and 8th centuries. During the 11th century, Chola kings greatly enlarged the temple.The Marundeeswarar temple has two seven-tiered gateway towers, as well as a wide tank and a total temple area of one acre. For people with illnesses, the Marundeeswarar temple has been a place of healing worship.

A place to have good vibes especially during the last prayer at 8.30 pm where people sing in chorus that gives us good vibes.

There are two ponds here, one inside of the temple and the bigger one outside. Both are well maintained and barricaded. Copious water is available, making them look lovely.

On a typical day, nothing to see here other than parked vehicles, hawkers, garbage bins, auto-stand and filth around the pond. Come the annual float festival: minus all the above, plus huge crowd and festivities.

Very Nice Temple and Big Temple... Usually busy on Monday's If you are new to chennai.. this is must visit Temple.

Very nice temple .. such a divine place ...

Holy place to get lord Shiva blessings. Try to attend last Pooja of a day.. goosebumps.. can't be described but can be fell. Try

Om Namah shivaya 🙏. A divine and one of the best temples in the locality. You will definitely feel pleasant, peace and calm inside. They are doing a very good job in maintaining the temple and lots of space around.. You can find the 108 lingams inside.. A must visit temple for all Shiva devotees.. we pray, we all get the blessings of Lord Shiva.

One of the Old Temples In Tamilnadu❤️ Marundeeswarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva that is situated in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, near the Bay of Bengal beach. It is one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams with no Navagraha, and it is where two of the most revered Nayanars (Saivite Saints), Appar and Tirugnana Sambandar, glorified the temple with their verses during the 7th and 8th centuries. During the 11th century, Chola kings greatly enlarged the temple.The Marundeeswarar temple has two seven-tiered gateway towers, as well as a wide tank and a total temple area of one acre. For people with illnesses, the Marundeeswarar temple has been a place of healing worship.

It's a small pond but not open to the public.. You can watch and enjoy fishes in this pond..

Clean and clam temple at middle of the city. One of the oldest Shiva temple. Every one must visit this temple.

{15.06.2022 - Tamil month/madha(aani) 1st day}. Quite, calm and peaceful temple. No crowd at all in the evening. Had great Darshan .... felt full of happiness inside. Each and every stone pillar inside Arulmigu Thirupurasundari Amman Sanadhi is sculptured with divine idols. Amman is tall and eye catching. Mostly Hanuman, rest Sriram, Lakshman, Sita, Shivan, Amman, Nataraja, shivakami, other animals (Seems yazhi) budha ganangal, Pillayar, Trishul, Sri Maha vishnu, Brahma, etc. A Sanadhi is there for Gajalakshmi. Some sculptures are dilapidated. Outer prakaram near Swami Sanadhi sculptures of Hanuman, Arulmigu Dhandapani (murugan) swamy etc can be seen. Main entrance Pillayar and murugan seperate Sanadhi. Main diety Shiva in the name of Arulmigu Marundeeswarar blesses everone. Dwara balagar names Dandi and Mundi. After entering through main gopuram, look up for painting on the roof beautiful painting, in that one can see Rotating Shivalingam painting.... Don't miss this .... which ever side one move the lingam faces towards the person... #temple

Serene and calm environment in the middle of city, near East coast. Temple sits at the present day ECR. Many number of Trees in this Temple of ancient times makes it different from other typical temples of chennai. Good place to visit with family. Car parking available

Very divine place. Peaceful place.

Lots of big fishes in the pond that makes you feel relaxed the moment you see them jumping out of water for eating pori (puffed rice )... There is a garden also nearby where you can sit and spend sometime.

Big temple..very holy n peaceful

Peaceful and divine. Thiruvanmiyur revolves around this temple. Oldest temple in this area. Come and enjoy Car festival in Tamil Month Panguni. 10 days long festival unites people.

Absolute divine place.... you can feel a good vibe inside the temple

A must visit if you want to see Tamil temple architecture. Its a old but very well maintained, cleaned. It's mainly devoted to God Shiv. But the temple has separated buildings for parvati, karthik and Ganesh.