One of the old temple in chennai bussiest area. Lord kandhaswamy (murgan) along with valli and devanai is main deity and he is divine and powerful. A big pond is in the temple. This pond never get dried even during the water scarcity period in chennai, lot of fishes you can see in the pond. Very ancient & powerful temple. Here many saints like Kumarakuruparar are worshipped for Lord Muruga. Vallalar worship daily during his young life. Parking is the biggest problem here. Better you can catch auto from either cental and highcourt metro station. In and around lot of traditional tamil herbal products are available also lot of utensils shops are available.

This temple is built in 17th century. This moolavar is small statue get from Puthhu (white ant hill). After some time temple authorities given Murugan statue order to sthapathy. On process the statue is preferred from die, the statue have some extra metals on body. The sthapathy touched that he got shock. So temple authorities kept seperatel (put screen) for two years. One famous vedic scholar after known this fact, he came to this place and sing vedas. During that time the extra metals fall without anybody touching. The swamy Ramalinga adigal, Chidambara Swamy, Bamban Swamy are main devotees of this Murugan. People can visit other 8 temples near this temple (around 2 km). That are Kalikambal Kamadeswarer Temple Sri Kachaleeshwarer Temple (Parrys aghraharm st) Srimallikeshwarer Temple (mannadi lingi chetty st) Sri Venugopala Krishnan Temple (Pavalakara st) Sri Kalathesswarer Temple (Chennai Vayu sthalam) - (Pavalakara st) Arunachaleswarer Temple (Chennai Agni sthalam) - (Anna pillai st) Sri Ekambreshwarer Temple (Chennai Earth sthalam) - (Mint st) Chenna Mallishwarer and Chenna Kesav Perumal Temple (Chennai city named because of this temple) - mannadi (both temple are interconnected)

Beautiful ancient Lord Murugan temple. Temple was open until 12:10pm on a weekday (Friday). Been here countless no.of times when in my childhood days. Lord Murugan idol is small and very beautiful 🤩 😇. Car parking and two wheeler parking is not possible. Try to park car/bike near Ethirajulu Naidu. You can spend 30 minutes here and take rest sitting near the temple pond 😍. Highly recommended if you are in Chennai or visiting Chennai. #IndiaTrip #Chennai

Very old temple at the busiest location of the broadway bazaar. street is small and over crowded. no parking available. don't try to come by bike or car. you can come by local train, get down by Fort station. from there it is around a km, you can walk. small koil only. Priest not good, they're showing aarthi for the people who paid for archana. otherwise nice temple to get darshan of lord Murugar. looks to be a historical temple, worth to visit

The Kandakottam Murugan Temple, nestled in the bustling area of Parrys in Chennai, stands as an emblem of devotion and heritage. Dedicated to Lord Murugan, the temple holds a special place in the hearts of devotees who flock here seeking blessings, solace, and divine intervention. What distinguishes this sacred place is not just its religious significance but also its historical importance. Believed to have a history dating back centuries, the temple showcases a blend of traditional Dravidian architecture and intricate craftsmanship. Its awe-inspiring gopuram (tower) adorned with vibrant sculptures and intricate carvings captivates visitors, offering a glimpse into ancient craftsmanship and artistry. Throughout the year, the temple resonates with the sound of hymns and prayers, enveloping devotees in an aura of spirituality. Festivals like Thaipusam and Skanda Sashti are celebrated with great fervor, drawing devotees from far and wide to participate in the vibrant processions and rituals, adding to the temple's cultural significance. The sanctum sanctorum houses the idol of Lord Murugan, depicted with intricate details and divine elegance, exuding an aura of serenity and power. Devotees come seeking the deity's blessings for success, courage, and fulfillment in various aspects of life. Beyond its religious significance, the temple serves as a cultural hub, fostering a sense of community and togetherness among its visitors. It stands as a testament to Chennai's cultural richness and spiritual heritage, attracting both locals and tourists alike to experience its divine aura and architectural grandeur.

It was a vey nice temple that it is situated in the centre of parris corner and the temple will not be visible from the road and inside of the temple is very calm and peaceful and the lake view from inside the temple is heaven i went to this temple with mind disturbance once i visited everything became normal. Everyone must visit. It is famous for marriages

Visited Kanda Kottam on 07.04.22, Sashti. Had a very free Darshan.Not the usual crowds for Sashti Evening time. Overall a satisfying & memorable visit & Darshan.

Wonderful place, must visit to see the sacrifices of martyrs . It is located to the south of Fort St. George and marks the beginning of the 13-km-long Marina beach . Memorial for Martyrs those who laid down their lives in the World War I and WWII and Kargil wars. . The tall flag hoisted there brings you goosebumps for sure, very protected place and We can see army guards on each security point. . I saw martyrs family members visit on their birthdays or special occasions and could see flowers on the memorial . Each Inscriptions has a list of martyrs died in that war . Each side of the stupa has Tamil, Telugu Urudu and English written on it

it's a Murugan temple, right in the middle of the business place of Chennai- Parry's. we went yesterday , a special day for the Murugan god- kandhar Sasthi. The crowd was too much, and we bought two tickets costing 250 Rs each. Later, only we came to realize, the ticket was not for special darshan, it was for prasdam. so next time you visit, pl check on this. There is no place for car parking also. mobile phones are allowed inside, so no worries on this

Victory War Memorial, formerly called the Cupid's bow, it is located in chennai, india

Temple timings changed due to corona Morning 7.00 am to 11.30 am Evening 4.30 pm to 9 pm. Timings same for all days (even Tuesday).

Nice temple. Post corona timing 11.30am in the morning . Only darsan

Thiru arutprakasa vallalar aka Ramalinga adigal used to come to this temple. Attracted by his divine glow the priest asked him to sing songs on lord muruga the main deity of the temple. Those songs are still famous.. Old temple... Area is congested.. Heavy vehicles can not go through the street

One of the oldest and famous temple in Chennai. My favourite too...but could see one of the priest serving over there shouting and rudely behaving with devotees which is hurting. Request authorities to look into this.

Good temple situated in the busy and business street

Holy place. Very powerful god. All must visit during shasti

Place ware you feel proud to be an Indian must visit this.

War memorial

Nice temple. Walkable distance from MGR central submarin railway station.

The original temple was constructed by the Maari Chettiar in the 1670s.[5] The existing[6] temple was built with stone in the very early 1800s.[5] It has seen many renovations, and is considered to be one of the finest in the neighbourhood. The area covered by the temple is about eight acres.[5] The temple tank is 'Saravana Poigai' and the Sthala Viruksham (tree) is Magizham tree. According to the stone inscriptions[5] in the temple, the moolavar vigraham (main idol) of Murugan in this temple was discovered[7] and brought from a tank bund near Thiru porur Shri Kandha Swāmi Temple. It is a famous Murugan temple situated on the Chennai to Mahabalipuram route and that vigraham was installed in this temple during the 1670s.[5]

A famous Murugan temple of Chennai. Lord is very small and cute. The urchavar idol is known as Muthukumaraswamy, he looks so beautiful. It is very auspicious to visit the temple on Tuesdays and Shashi vratham days. The annual Skanda sashti festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm.

Very old and good vibe temple placed in the middle of Paris corner streets. Crowded area, so parking will be bit complex. One of the best temples to visit in chennai.

Pleasent inside temple but outside it's parrys very busy place in Chennai

Peaceful place.... Maintained neatly.... Visit to temple will be early on ordinary days only

Very famous temple. More powerful deity eventhough Very very small in size in the world I think. This temple's God name is Lord Muruga, who has fullfilled my ambitions requested. You can also believe Lord Muruga at Kandhakottam, near George Town, Chennai-3. I think it is a best opportunity to tell everybody.

Good temple. God is powerful and known to treat chronic health conditions. Since it was maasi magam and pournami the temple was crowded

The temple's name is derived from the Tamil words “Kandha” meaning Lord Murugan, and “Kottam” meaning fort The temple was built by the Chola king Karikalan, who ruled the region in the 1st century AD. The temple’s name is derived from the Tamil words “Kandha” meaning Lord Murugan, and “Kottam” meaning fort, as the temple was believed to be a protective fort for the surrounding areas. Over the years, Kandhakottam Temple has undergone several renovations and restorations, with the most significant one being carried out during the 16th century under the patronage of the Vijayanagara Empire. The travel facility is so easy to the area No separate parkings are available for this place and mostly crowded. Best place to find peace, the main god is lord murugan the lord of war.

i was grown up there near mint Street. this temple is the oldest and famous in chennai.

A peaceful place in the heart of the City.

One of the Best Murugan Temples in Chennai.

Shops around it. Temple pooja items available in wholesale and retail

Favorite temple in the city. Only issue is parking

Divine experience... Place is awesome

Lord Murugan Temple at the center of Chennai City. Built around 400 years ago. Big temple with a beautiful tank inside the temple. Saint Vallalar Swamigal spent a lot of time here during 19th century and Lord Murugan gave utmost spiritual knowledge to him at the childhood. Situated in the business hub the roads are congested and no parking place. Have to park somewhere near and walk to reach temple.

Very famous and old temple. Vallalar worship daily during his young life

Divine Experience

(Translated by Google) It loves it (Original) Devine place

Peaceful

Lovely temple

Muruga muthukumara .Yearly Bramotchavam Festival going on from 19.1.2021 to 19 days.The only Murugan temple celebrates Bramotchavam for 19 days in Tamil Nadu .Temple located in park town. CHENNAI-3

This temple has a divine aura.. you have to be there to feel it..

Divine place

Divine

(Translated by Google) Gana Arul Pera (Original) Gana Arul Pera

The temple is surprisingly large. Many deities. The priests are visitor-friendly. There is a fairly large pond inside but not accessible currently.

Good temple

Lord murga beautiful

DEVOTIONAL place

Good one but NO PARKING. If you're planning to visit, ensure you no parking depency.

Very good vibes.

It is a Murugan temple located alongside the coromandel coast in George town, widely known as Broadway ,the downtown of Chennai city in other words. It can be reached from across all parts of the coastal city as Broadway serves as heart of Chennai. Local trains, metro trains and the popular MTC is serving to and fro services are available from almost all bus terminals . It is serving some relations with Thiruporur Murugan temple as well according to sayings and descriptions. It is just a walkable distance from Broadway bus terminal. Nearest Railway Station and Metro is Chennai beach and Broadway Metro Station respectively. Buses which are stating broadway will get us there.

Its historical temple. Ramalinga swami, popularly known as Vallalar, worshipped the Lord here. Its amidst one of the busiest oldest trade circles of Chennai.

Good and spiritual place for soul

(Translated by Google) Very pleasent temple "Murugaa" (Original) Very pleasent temple "Murugaa"

Very peace full place 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Can't believe such a temple exists

Awesome temple

Everyone should viy this lord at least once in his lifetime

Old temple of loaded muruga.

One of the oldest Temple in the George Town around 400 years ago. This place was at the helm of affairs during the British colonial rule. There is a pond in this Temple that never dried up even during the peak famine time in Madras.

(Translated by Google) The place full of positivity ... Kandhakottatthu Muruganukku Arogaraaaa🙏🏻 (Original) The place full of positivity... Kandhakottatthu Muruganukku Arogaraaaa🙏🏻

Very good maintenance and peacefulness in the environment

👌

Excellent temple

The huge national flag in front of victory war memorial it looks very good to see

Good and neat place

Gud place gud maintained and clean but very small.

Victoria war memorial Chennai is located near DrMGR memorial about two kilometers away ... It was a created after the Indian army personal join the world war I and Ii for east india company...in chennai you can visit this place from out side no entry near memorial in garden...

Place for a quick visit and spending good times.A monument for the supreme sacrifice of our soliders during indo-pak & chaina war . Situated near Fort st. George on the beach road. But do go there in day tym.

It's a good memorial at the middle of road.touristd are not allowed inside.

Love our national flag love you Jai hind jai bharat

Well maintained. War memorial... In the memory of those beloved heroes...

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Looks good clean and 24/7security army officer

nice place

Good memories

Lovely

Unclean surroundings

INDIAN

A good location

Spot for our cycling community

Must visit

Peace

Wonderful place

It's bang opp to my work place

Excellent place, neatly maintained, generate some patriotism, imagine the history, sit in calm... Feel it....

They kept in clean and it's has history and we just learnt that..

Tribute to Second world War martyr. Maintained by army people. Hoisted flag appears good. Saluted the place and paid tribute to the martyr.

Wow

nice place

Goosebumps

It's tell us heritage and pride

Good Historical place. Can visit. Near Marina beach. Cool location.

Which tells the past beautifully

Well maintained place

Nice place to visit

Positive vibes, patrotrait.

Good place

Nice place

Not sure

Goood

Greeny environment! Simply awesome! Constructed for a noble cause!

Ok

Love army

Victory War Memorial, formerly called the Cupid's bow, is a memorial in Chennai, India, originally constructed to commemorate the victory of the Allied Armies during World War I (1914–1918) and later became the victory war memorial for World War II(1939–1945), erected in the memory of those from the Madras presidency who lost their lives in the wars. Later addition includes inscriptions of 1948 Kashmir Aggression, 1962 War with China and the Indo-Pakistan War.

Super

Clear and clean

I visited along with my family. It is a good place for worship Lord Murugan. Situated in bazaar area, bike parking is little tough. Going by car is not preferable. Nearby areas like central, sowcarpet, Paris are there.

Spiritual place . Temple maintained Well and following the covid protocol. visit temple in the morning time since it's located in market area later 10:00am place will fully corwded .

The great lord Kandaswamy and power full god, temple will be maintained neat and clean.

Very beautiful place. Sadly no place for vehicle parking.

A mid size murugan temple. A long time desire to visit the shrine fulfilled. Living within chennai should have done it before

Blessed experience my son first birthday visit

1.Very divine and spiritual lord murugar. 2.covid rules followed and neatly maintained 3. Thepa kulam gives peace of mind 4. Two wheeler parking is tough, since its bazaar area..

Temple timings 06:00 am - 09:45 pm. Kandaswami Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan, located in the Parry's corner (Old: George Town) neighbourhood of Chennai city, in Tamil Nadu, India. It is also called 'Mutthu Kumāra Swāmi deva sthānam' and popularly known as Kandha kottam It is managed by the Tamil Nadu Hindu religious and charitable endowments department of the government of Tamil Nadu. The Kandha kottam temple has associated educational institutions for music and dance classes; primary and high schools; and a college, in various locations. The Kandha kottam temple also performs social welfare initiatives like free medical clinics and free pharmacies. The original temple was constructed by Maari Chettiar in the 1670s. The existing  temple was built with stone in the early 1800s. It has seen many renovations and is considered to be one of the finest in the neighbourhood. The area covered by the temple is about eight acres. The temple tank is 'Saravana Poigai' and the Sthala Viruksham (tree) is Magizham tree. According to the stone inscriptions in the temple, the moolavar vigraham (main idol) of Murugan in this temple was discovered and brought from a tank bund near Thiru porur Shri Kandha Swāmi Temple. It is a famous Murugan temple situated on the Chennai to Mahabalipuram route and that vigraham was installed in this temple during the 1670s

It's a divine place to worship lord muruga . You can feel the power and positivity when you visit this temple. Whatever u wish and pray u ll get definitely if you deserve for it.😂 All pramothsavams are done in grand manner .

If you are planning to visit on maha shasti, be very early in the day

One of the iconic temples in Chennai. Please go by an auto. You cannot park your two or four wheeler. The street is so narrow and congested.

A religious shrine dedicated for Lord Muruga in the midst of busy North Madras Devaraj Mudali street. Kandakottam Kumaran is looking so divine ready to bless his devotees with his divine Grace. The temple tank Saravana poigai is so beautiful.I went on Sunday because of which the roads were empty and could get an ample space for parking.A must visit place for ardent devotees of Lord Shanmugha.

Temple situated amidst crowded market .. but once inside temple, it's very tranquil, the temple tank has lots of fish - a hit among both kids and adults..

Be there by 4 PM or 6AM for calm and peaceful prayers and also parking will not be a problem. Else you need to walk for long distance from your car to parking to Temple. Go for window shopping and Nindian Snacks near by

The best temple with more positive vibrations....... Love God murugan 😇

Holy place. It is located 500m from central station and broadway junction. Shasti Pooja is celebrated in a grand manner for five days. Prior booking is mandatory to receive Pooja items. No parking facilities near temple. Pooja items are available. Hotels are available for refreshments. Those who want stay lodges and rooms are located near central railway station

Good arrangements. Crowd well managed.

Temple of Tamil God Lord Murugan, place of quiet Ambience and Peaceful. Neatly maintained and worshipped with Panner bottles and flowers

Fantastic biggest Murugan temple in park town. Kantha sashti i saw here. Crowed always in festival days. I got peaceful mind here. My problems all reduced in 7 days also.

Divine, Temple is Vibrant with positive energy Located in a narrow busy business street . Finding a parking place is a challenge I’d been suggested to visit at early mornings which could provide ease to access

Pleasant place to visit. Peace of mind. No parking place due to heavy traffic area. No of priest are more

Small temple og Lord Muruga. About 300 yrs old temple. Archagars are very friendly. Nice dharshan. But you can't expect even a two wheeler to park here. Congested place. Better park the car somewhere and have a walk to the temple.

Well maintained with ample 2 wheeler parking outside the temple.

Awesome divine temple.. Full of positive vibes. To avoid crowd go on Sunday evenings, will get car parking near temple itself.

No words to describe the internal calmness and fresh mind, every time I visit. Nothing to quantify the divine blessing of Lord Murugan after his dharshan. Rs.100 que is always quick to have the dharshan, more over nearer to the sannidhi.

Kandhakottam, one of the famous temples at Kanchipuram. It's walkable distance from kamakshi temple or sankara mutt. Power murugar temple.. wr the murugan moolavar is bachelor

One of the famous Ancient Murugan temple in a busy street near Broadway bus stop.. There is a big pond inside the temple with lots of big fishes.. Temple is neatly maintained.. Very auspicious to visit this temple on Tuesday.. And there will be a little crowd on this day.. We have two queues, one for free dharshan and other for paid which is 5 Rs. per head.. There is no Parking outside the temple, you have to park somewhere near bus stop or the main road and walk to the temple.. Note : Don't ever try to go to the temple by car directly in a busy time.. You will get struck for sure.. Nearest Bus stop - Broadway Nearest Railway station - Park Town

One of the oldest temple in chennai. Vallalar visited daily during his childhood. Outside temple it looks small but inside the temple it is big. Very peaceful environment. Everyone must visit at least once in his life time. Spiritual fulfilled.

One of the oldest temple in chennai. Outside temple view is small but inside the temple it is big. Very peaceful environment. Everyone must visit at least once in his life time. Spiritual fulfilled.

One of the famous Ancient Murugan temple in a busy street near Broadway bus stop.. There is a big pond inside the temple with lots of big fishes.. Temple is neatly maintained.. Very auspicious to visit this temple on Tuesday.. And there will be a little crowd on this day.. We have two queues, one for free dharshan and other for paid which is 5 Rs. per head.. There is no Parking outside the temple, you have to park somewhere near bus stop or the main road and walk to the temple.. Note : Don't ever try to go to the temple by car directly in a busy time.. You will get struck for sure.. Nearest Bus stop - Broadway Nearest Railway station - Park Town

Beautiful ancient Lord Murugan temple. Temple was open until 12:10pm on a weekday (Friday). Been here countless no.of times when in my childhood days. Lord Murugan idol is small and very beautiful

Very small and beautiful temple, you should visit on weekends, but they have a temple pond also. Lord muruga alankaram is beautiful here.

History of the Temple Sri Muthukumaraswamy Devasthanam popularly known as Kandaswamy temple or KandaKottam is one of the celebrated temple in Chennai City. It is just a furlong and half from the Madras Central Railway Station. The very foundation of the temple has a mystic and divine background. In the seventeenth century there were two ardent devotees of Lord Muruga Thiru Mari Chetty and Thiru Kandapandaram, who used to visit Thiruporur Sri Kandaswamy Temple, a famous centre of piety situated on the Madras-Mahabalipuram visit that temple, every month on the Krithigai asterisim day .In 1672 when they reached Thiruporur they were very tired and decided to take rest under a margosa tree near a tank. As they were slumbering, they had a divine dream in which Lord Muruga appeared and informed them that they would find an idol of Himself in an ant-hill on the tank bund, which they could take to Madras City and worship. Accordingly the two devotees discovered the idol and brought it to Madras and Mari Chettiar built a small temple at his own cost and started worship. Later,’when the original structure of this temple fell into desrepair the existing temple was built with stone about 200 years ago. These facts are all recorded in a stone inscription in the temple. Later, the inspiring magnificent temple gopuram was constructed by one Thiru KaliRathna chettiar. Recently extensive renovations were done in the temple and the Mahakumbhabishekam was performed. Other features of the temple The area covered by the temple is about eight acres. The moolavar Sri Kandaswamy, which was brought from Thiruporur is two feat high and Sri Valli and Sri Deivayanai are on either side ago this presiding deity. There are also other shrines in the temple. The uthsava moorthi is know as Sri Muthukumaraswamy with consorts Valli and Deivayanai and is enshrined in a separate shrine before a big uthsava mandapam. There is also a separate shrine near the temple tank for Sri Kulakkarai Vinayagar with Siddhi and Buddhi as his consort’s shrine, Near this Vinayagar shrine there is also a separate shrine for Sri Kasi Viswanathar and Goddess Visalakshi. Weekly Pooja ThursdayArutperunjothi Agaval is being sung on every Thursday eveing and Jothi Darshanam will be show Monthly Pooja Krithigai On the Krithigal morning maha abhishekam will be perform to moolavar Sri Kandhaswamy and rose water abhishekam to uthsavari Sri Muthukumaraswamy.On the evening Uthsavari will be taken out in procession along streets. SashtiOn the Sashti morning maha abhishekam and Subramanya homam will be perform to moolavar Sri Kandhaswamy and Bala Murugan . On the evening Bala Murugan will be taken procession in sliver mayeli vaganam inside the temple. PournamiOn the Pournami morning special abhishekam and pooja will be perfom to Kumaragurudass Pamban Swamigal and Sri Meenakshi Ambal. On the evening Bala Murugan will be taken out In procession along street. AmavasaiOn the Amavasai evening Bala Murugan will be taken out In procession along street. Sankatahara ChaturthiOn the Sankatahara Chaturthi evening special abhishekam and pooja will be perform to Sri Kulakkarai Vinayagar. PrathoshamOn the Prathosham evening special homan and abhishekam will be perform to Sri Chokkanatha Eswarar and swamy will be taken procession in Sliver Nanthi Vaganam inside the temple.

Sri Kandaswamy Temple, situated on Nyniappa Street in Rattan Bazar, Park Town, plays a significant role in the "Shiva and Amman Temples Visit" in the Park Town and George Town areas. These neighborhoods are home to a multitude of Shiva and Amman temples, some with a rich history spanning five centuries. The benevolent contributions of donors, including land, properties, and financial support, have ensured the continuous performance of daily rituals and worship in these sacred spaces. A prominent figure in the temple's history is Ramalinga Adigalar, also known as Vallalar, who celebrated Murugan of this temple in his hymns recorded in Thiru Arutpa. He lovingly referred to this temple as "Kandhakottam." The temple boasts several notable features: - It is oriented to the north and features a majestic 5-tier Rajagopuram. - Within the square sanctum, one can find a pantheon of deities, including Vinayagar, Veerabhagu, Urchavar, Urchava murti, Valli Devasena, Sri Subramaniar, Kasi Viswanathar, Visalakshi, Shiva, Parvathi, and Arumugam. - The primary deity, Moolavar, and their consorts have dedicated sannidhis. - The Utsavar is housed in a temple-like sannidhi, complete with Dwajasthambam and balipeedam. - The inner praharam is adorned with deities like Murugan, Kukkudanathar, Mahalakshmi, 63var, and Chandikeswarar. - The outer prakaram showcases sannidhis for Chidambara Swamigal, Dhandapani Swamigal, Kumaraguru Dasa Swamigal, Ramalinga Swamigal, Dwajasthambam, Arunagirinathar, Urchavar mandapam, Vinayagar, Kasi Viswanathar, Visalakshi, and Kalvettukkal, among others. From an architectural perspective, the sanctum sanctorum and mandapam are crafted from stone, extending up to the prastaram. A pada bandha adhistanam and three patta kumudam on upanam with padma jagathy add to the temple's charm. The Kostas follow a sala-style design, and the stone jalas are intricately detailed. Stucco images of Arupadai Veedu Murugan adorn the prahara walls, adding to the temple's visual appeal. The temple's history traces back to the 17th century, with Velur Marichetty credited with its construction. An inscription from 1912, found on a shop wall in Mint Street, documents the endowment of Midday Pooja, Karthigai Somavaram, and Deepam functions by T Raghava Prasad Lala's wife, Kuppammal. As a gesture of devotion, she gifted a house with land in Chenna Pattinam Peddanaickenpet, Subramania Mudaliar Street, for the temple's benefit. The temple is presently overseen by elected trustees from the Beri Chettiar Community, and a momentous Maha Kumbhabhishekam took place on July 2, 2016.

Very nice temple in the middle of city. Very busy area. Get down in Broadway or nurse quarters bus stop and its walkable. A must visit temple.