This temple is situated 40 km from Coimbatore and about 14 km from Tirupur. Here Shiva is worshipped as Avinasiappar, and is represented by the lingam. His consort Parvati is depicted as Karunambigai. The temple has six daily rituals at various times from 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and four yearly festivals on its calendar. The Brahmotsavam festival is celebrated during the day of the Magam (February – March) is the most prominent festival. The Pathiri tree blossoms only during Brahmotsavam and never before or later. As per Hindu legend, two boys of eight years of age took a dip in a tank when a crocodile swallowed one of them. Sundarar on his way to Tiruvanchikulam heard the incident and sung praises of Shiva in the temple. The boy was miraculously rescued from the clutches of a crocodile and this event is commemorated during the Mudalai Vaai Pillai Utsavam on Panguni Uththiram. There is a shrine to Sundarar on the banks of the temple tank. Since the boy came out of crocodile’s mouth, the place is called Pukkoliyur. Brahma is said to have worshipped the Shiva here for hundred years. The elephant of Indiran, Iravadham is said to have worshipped at this temple for twelve years.

So much positive vibrations in the temple, Shri Perungkarunai thayar sanithi is very divinely and makes us feel blessed to be there in her presence... Temple Architecture is mesmerising...lots of parking space around the temple..well connected by road...Shri Somaskanthar is yet another sight to tired souls and sore eyes...very much beautiful..Must visit temple...

One of the 276 padal petra sthalams. Very important temple of the Kongu region. Shiva here is self manifested. Ambal is Karunambigai. The lord is reffered as Avinashiappar (one who exists forever) and Perumkediliappar (one without an iota of bad quality). The temple is praised by Sundaramurthy Nayanar in Thevaram. It was here, with Shiva's grace he gave life to a small child who was swallowed by a crocodile. The temple is considered Dakshina Kasi, the Kasi of South India. The shrines of Kala Bhairav and Saneeswara are very special in this temple. Very easily accessible from Tiruppur, lots of buses available from Tiruppur Bus stand and railway station.

Avinashi Lingeshwarar temple is one of the oldest and famous Shiva temple situated in the kongu manadalam region. The main god of this temple Lord Shiva is called Avinashi Lingeshwarar and the Amman Parvathi is called Karunambikai Thayar. The temple is prised by saint Sundarar in his Thevaram hymns. The Tamil saying goes - Kasiyil Vasi Avinashi means that What the devotee derives by worshiping in Kasi-Varanashi, they derives half of the benefits by Worshiping Avinashi Lingeswarar in Avinashi. Chithirai Brahmmotsavam is celebrated grantly in April-May with flag hoisting on Mirgaseersham star day and Car festival will be on the Pooram star day. All important function on the fifth day, Lord Shiva grants his Darshan to 63 Nayanmars from his Vrushaba Vahan.

Ancient temple in kongu region. History of this temple is 1000-2000 years old. This is first temple in this region, paadal Petra thalam. Neatly maintained inside and outside of the temple. Lots of space for parking. Nearby this temple must vist Anjaneya and Old and new Perumal temples.

This Arulmigu Avinashi Lingeshwarar temple is located 14 kilometres from Tirupur and 40 kilometres from Coimbatore and one of the oldest and most famous Shiva temple. Six daily rituals are done at various times at the temple between 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. And The history of this Arulmigu Avinashi Lingeshwarar temple in the Kongu region goes all the way back 2000 years old. The Lord Shiva is the main god of this temple and known as Avinashi Lingeshwarar, and Amman Parvathi is known as Karunambikai Thayar. A massive marvellous temple filled with a long history. Sure It makes you feel good. God's/ temple's history is painted on the temple's wall. Car park is available for a fee. There is free drinking water available inside the temple. Temple that is neat and clean.  The vibe and environment around the temple zone are excellent.

A temple to visit. One of the ancient temples in south India. The main deity is Lord Lingeshwarar. You can also see pancha bootha lingas (நிலம், நீர், காற்று, நெருப்பு, ஆகாயம்). Beautiful deity of Lord Muruga is here, it seems like as if he is standing there. Such a beautiful temple one must visit. The temple has a story of crocodile swallowing a kid and provide rebirth after 3 years hearing the song of Shri Sundaramoorthy Nayanar.

A historic temple that is famous for conducting 60th marriage functions, many of which occur simultaneously throughout the temple, got seperate wheelchair entrance too, must visit place

In this stressful day-to-day life, we'll experience a peaceful and calm environment. There are also paid Prasadhams available of many varieties like handmade ladoos, murukkus and pepper thattuvadas.

Age old temple with deep rooted history behind it. Would be good if priests can maintain the full pooja instead of shortening them.

Always my favourite it gives lot of peace to mind. Very ancient temple we can explorer and understand our culture. Temple and God looks different always. I visited many times very very good place. Once you enter in to temple we can forget and other things for few hours.

Very divine and ancient temple. It has it's own spirituality and godly atmosphere when we enter into the temple.

Arulmigu Avinashi Lingeshwarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in Avinashi, a town in the Tirupur district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is one of the most famous temples in the region, and is believed to be one of the most ancient shrines in South India. The temple is believed to have been built by the Cholas and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is also known as "Kaliyuga Varadha" and "Kaliyuga Kala Dhukka Nivarana Stalam" which means that the temple is said to relieve the sufferings of people in the Kaliyuga age. It is also believed that Lord Shiva in the temple is swayambumurthy, which means self-manifested deity. The temple is known for its intricate carvings and beautiful architecture. It is a popular tourist spot and attracts many visitors from all over the country. The temple is considered to be a very important religious site for Hindus and is known for its beautiful architecture and intricate carvings. Many visitors have praised the temple for its peaceful atmosphere and the devotion of the priests. The temple is also known for its historical and cultural significance and is considered as one of the oldest temples in the region. Many visitors also report the temple to be well-maintained and clean, with good facilities for visitors. Some visitors suggest that the temple can get crowded during peak hours and festivals, but it is still a worth visiting place. The Arulmigu Avinashi Lingeshwarar Temple is located in Avinashi, a town in the Tirupur district of Tamil Nadu, India. Here are a few ways to reach the temple: By Air : The nearest airport is the Coimbatore International Airport which is about 38km from the temple. From there, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach the temple. By Train : The nearest railway station is in Tirupur which is about 15 km from the temple. From there, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach the temple. By Bus : Avinashi is well connected by road. Regular bus services are available from Coimbatore and other major cities in the region to Avinashi. From the bus stand, you can either walk or take an auto-rickshaw to reach the temple. By Car : Avinashi is well connected by road and can be easily reached by car from Coimbatore and other major cities in the region. It is always recommended to check the availability and timings of the transportation and plan your trip accordingly. The best time to visit the Arulmigu Avinashi Lingeshwarar Temple would depend on personal preference and the purpose of your visit. If you are looking to experience the temple during a festival or special event, you should check the temple's calendar and plan your visit accordingly. The temple celebrates many festivals throughout the year, such as Panguni Uthiram, Aipasi Annabishekam, and Navaratri, and these events can be a great way to experience the temple's culture and tradition. If you are looking to avoid the crowds, the best time to visit would be during the weekdays. Avoid visiting the temple during peak hours and festivals, as it can get quite crowded. Climate wise, the temple is located in Tamil Nadu and the climate is tropical. The best time to visit Avinashi is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing and temple visit. It is always recommended to check the temple's timings and plan your visit accordingly. Personally when I visited, I got a positive vibe and I had a peaceful evening and enjoyed the moment.

One of the oldest temples(1000 yrs + if I'm not mistaken) of Kongu region.

Shivan temple. One of the famous ancient and first of seven Shivan temple of kongunadu in Tamil Nadu. Lord is called as Avinashi Appar (famous called Avinashi lingeswarar) and karunambikai Amman. The place Avinashi originated due to this temple. Chithirai Brahmotsavam (April-May) is very famous in this temple. One can feel the eternal peace once you enter the temple, such a pleasant temple. Very neat and clean. Spacious parking facility available. Annathana mandapam is located within the premises and neat Toiletries also available. Located very near to the Avinashi National highway. People who are crossing this highway must visit this temple at least once in your life time. HAPPY DIVINITY. 🙏

I like it because very peaceful and mind-blowing.. God is really great

A beautiful Hindu temple. Described as south Varanasi. Not to be missed temple

The Tamil saying goes Kasi-Varanasi, he/she derives half of the benefits by worshipping Avinashilingeswara in Avinashi. Lord Avinashi Appar, Lord Bhairava and the holy water-Theertham- are brought from Kasi. Bathing in the Kasi well in the temple on new moon day-Amavasya brings manifold benefits to the devotee. There will be no interval closing of the temple on new moon days.

Very well-maintained, clean ambience and peaceful flow of crowd in the temple. April month's one week Ther festival is one of the top highlights of this temple. Definitely a must visit temple during that time.

Need to visit again since the temple was crowded due to sani pradosham. But awesome place

Avinashi is part of the ancient Kongunadu region, which now comprises the districts of Tiruppur, Coimbatore, Erode, Nilgiris, Salem, Dharmapuri, Karur, Namakkal, Dindigul and Krishnagiri. This place was known as Thirupukkoliyur in the Sangam era. It is one of the seven Shivastalams in Kongu Nadu; however this temple is better known as Karunaiyaaththaal temple. Avinashi is also referred to in inscriptions as Dakshina Varanasi, Tiruppukkozhiyur etc. Tirumular's Tirumantiram, Arunagirinathar's Tiruppugazh and Manikkavasakar's Tiruvasakam refer to this shrine. Avinashi temple is located on the Chennai Cochin NH47 highways. The Tamil saying goes – Kasiyil Vasi Avinashi meaning that what the devotee derives by worshipping in Kasi-Varanasi, he/she derives half of the benefits by worshipping Avinashilingeswara in Avinashi. Lord Avinashi Appar, Lord Bhairava and the holy water-Theertham- are brought from Kasi. Bathing in the Kasi well in the temple on new moon day-Amavasya brings manifold benefits to the devotee. There will be no interval closing of the temple on new moon days. Vinasam in Sanskrit or Tamil means perishable. Avinashi means imperishable. Deities Lingeswarar: The Lord Avinashi Lingeswarar is the chief deity of this temple. It is believed to be a replica of the Kashi (Banaras) Lingeswarar. Hence Avinashi has come to be known as the ‘Kashi of Kongunadu’. Karunambikai Amman: The deity of Karunambikai Amman seated to the right of the Lingeswarar is one of the distinctive traits of this temple. The sanctum sanctorum of Karunambikai Amman, located to the south of the temple is very rare and unique in the temples of Tamilnadu. Kalabairavar: The specialty of the Kalabairavar shrine located in this temple is artistically designed and it has Sahasranaamams like Vishnu Sahasranaamams and lalitha Sahasranaamam. The other deities of this temple are Vinayakar, Durgai, Gajalakshmi, ‘Arupathu Moovar’ denoting the sixty three Nayanars, Nadaraajar, ‘Navagrahangal’ denoting the nine planets, ‘Panjabootha thirumeniyar’ representing the 5 elements earth, water, fire, air and akash (sky) and of course the deity of Sundaramurthi Nayanar. Others Deities Other deities in this temple as follows; 1. Vinayagar 2. Thandayuthapani 3. Arupathu Moovar (63 Nayanar) 4. Panja Bhootha Thirumeniyar (Five Elements) 5. Gaja Lakshmi 6. Durgai 7. Chandhikeshwar 8. Sundara Moorthy Nayanar 9. Nadaraajar 10. Navagraham 11. Saneeshwarar 12. Dakshinamurthy Temple Timings: Sunday: 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm Monday: 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm Tuesday: 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm Wednesday: 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm Thursday: 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm Friday : 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm Saturday: 6 am–1 pm 4–8 pm

Temple is near to road, easily accessible. Lot of god's temple inside premises. There is story behind this temple

It was a good serene trip. Nice big temple. Opens till 1 AM. Very spacious car park.

A Devine place that deserves a lot of maintenance. Some guide service talking about the culture and architecture.

A huge wonderful temple with a lot of history. Gives you a pleasant vibe. I realise this temple and the deities are truly powerful and can make your lil problems go away. Will make you think clearly. Karunambikai Amman is so new

One of the oldest teme dedicated to Lord Shiva located in Kongunad... Built by the Cholas...

Very old temple with a great history. Vast spaces and an ideal place for marriages and other auspicious events. Gets car festival once a year.

Great place for worship good energy in spritual @ temple

Nice traditional temple...but management could have made better arrangements for crowd control....

It is said those who couldn't visit Kasi visit here since it's consider to it's equal.

Very ancient Shiva Temple. Big campus and sacred place