Alagarkoil is so familiar in tamilnadu very powerful God with more devotees with clean and green surroundings and phalamuthirchoolai on top of the alagharkovil with regular transportations from government more people likes to travel on top phalamuthirchoolai and this temple and mountain is fully aqupied by monkeys

I am visiting the temple it was completely free .. I really enjoyed the very good atmosphere in this place... We can get a good feeling inside the temple... A very big parking facility is available .. Coming 22/11/2023 consecrated ( kumpapisekam ) ..

One of the beautiful places i have visited so far. The architecture is really awesome. It is fully made up of stones. Temple is peaceful and calm. its just located near the mountain. Awesome. Its good place for devotional, sight seeings, enjoying old architecture

Very ancient Vishnu temple in Madurai. It is one among the 108 Divya Desams. Main deity is Sundararaja Perumal and the goddess is Kalyana Sundaravalli thayar. Chithirai Thiruvizha is famous. Calm and peaceful place. Parking facility is available. Narasimhar, Garudazwar, Chakarathazwar has separate shrines. Pathinettampadi Karuppannaswamy shirine is there. Azhagar kovil is 25 km from Madurai. Bus facility is available.

30 min drive from the madurai city. you have frequent buses from the periyar bus station. Temple is located on foot of the hill. The architecture is very beautiful. Karupasamy temple which is in the entrance is also one of the best temple. The parking space is also very huge. There are lot of monkeys since its the hill please be careful with your eatables.

Azhagar Kovil, situated amidst the scenic hills of Alagar Koyil in Tamil Nadu, is a revered temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Its beautiful surroundings, architectural splendor, and the divine presence of Lord Azhagar make it a destination that is not only spiritually enriching but also a visual treat. A visit to Azhagar Kovil promises a sense of tranquility and a deeper connection with the divine, leaving visitors with cherished memories and a renewed sense of devotion.

Pleasant and grand temple situated just outside Madurai city. Best time to visit is during early morning and evening. There are trees and hills around the temple, making it even better to visit and sit for a while. Beware of the monkeys. If you're carrying any food, you have to save it from them or share it with them. There is a hall inside the premises which has some stone carvings. There is also a hall for stage performances like puja/classical music and dance .

Hello Everyone Azhagar temple is a beautiful temple with Dravidian architecture. It’s situated close to the hills, surrounded by lots of trees & birds. This temple is a must visit if you are in Madurai. Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu/Balaji. Around the temple, they have a small cow shed where one can feed the cows too.. More number of devotees will be visiting here if you visit madurai menakshi Amman temple definitely don't miss this beautiful temple. Do follow me for more updates IG:- Satish_ashwin Thank you

One of the divine place to pray, have sight-seeing, take bath in holy water and a place to enjoy. Located just 18kms from Madurai. Karuppasamy, Perumal, Murugan temples are there here. Kindly avoid throwing out plastics in hills and ride/drive responsibly. Do not tease monkeys as they tend to hurt you, when they get irritated. One thing that they need to improve the parking in the Noobura Ganga, if they lay down cement or tar road there it would be easy for the people to park the Hatchback and Sedan cars.

Positive vibes all around the temple. April month festival was about to kick start when we visited. Place is getting ready for Chittarai thiruvizhaa after 2 years Covid restrictions. Public is allowed and asusual long queue to see our Hero Kallalagar. Due to Pachakappu this year Mullavar was closed with curtains. Only uchavar dharshan is allowed. Chakkarathaalwar & Narasimhar is having seperate idols here. Not back to back dharshan. Special in this temple. Special dharshan 10₹ is available, bcoz general dharshan is having long queue. If you want to skip some part of the crowd. Positive vibes and must visit temple on April month Chittarai thiruvizhaa and Kallalagar divine dip in Vaigai river.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple, and it was a truly memorable experience. Here's my review based on my visit: Location and Atmosphere: The Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple is located in the city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated atop a scenic hill, surrounded by lush greenery, which adds to the tranquil and serene atmosphere of the temple. The location offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and provides a sense of peace and spirituality. Architecture and Design: The architecture of the Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple is captivating. The temple showcases the Dravidian style of architecture, characterized by intricately carved pillars, ornate gopurams (tower gateways), and vibrant sculptures. The craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident throughout the temple complex, making it a visual delight for visitors. Deity and Worship: The main deity of the Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple is Lord Vishnu in his form as Kallalagar, who is believed to be the protector of the city. The temple holds great significance for devotees of Lord Vishnu. The rituals and prayers conducted at the temple are conducted with utmost devotion and follow traditional practices. Witnessing the aarti (religious ritual) and participating in the worship ceremonies can be a spiritually uplifting experience. Festivals and Celebrations: The Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple is known for its grand festivals and celebrations. The annual Chithirai Festival, also known as the Madurai Meenakshi Thirukalyanam, is a major highlight. During this festival, the temple comes alive with elaborate processions, vibrant decorations, music, and cultural performances. It attracts thousands of devotees and tourists from all over the world, creating a festive and joyous atmosphere. Maintenance and Facilities: The temple authorities have done a commendable job in maintaining the cleanliness and upkeep of the Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple. The premises are well-maintained, and facilities such as restrooms, drinking water, and seating areas are provided for the convenience of visitors. The staff members are courteous and helpful, ensuring a pleasant experience for everyone. Accessibility: The temple is easily accessible, with good transportation links and ample parking facilities available nearby. It is advisable to visit during weekdays or non-peak hours to avoid large crowds and to fully immerse yourself in the spiritual ambiance of the temple. Overall, the Arulmigu Kallalagar Temple is a place of great beauty, spirituality, and cultural significance. Whether you are a devotee seeking blessings or a traveler interested in experiencing the rich traditions of Tamil Nadu, this temple is worth a visit. The architectural splendor, peaceful atmosphere, and the opportunity to witness or participate in festivals make it a memorable destination for all

Historic temple with a majestic main diety. Temple hall full of stone carvings was excellent and noteworthy. The dieteies' sarees and veshtis were auctioned out. This was a highlight. We had never seen anything like it before.

Extremely divine place and Divya desam near to madurai Very serene and nice environment Temple has lot of sculptures and are not be missed From here there is a way to go to Pazhamudircholai murugan temple Please go there too Divya desams are not be missed

This temple is located 17km from madurai . You can cover three temples in this area, kallalagar temple at the ground and pazhamudhircholai Murugan temple at the mountain which is just 1-2km on the mountain from ground and above half kilometre from Murugan temple you can see rakkayi Amman temple where you can see noopura gangai (silambaru) a hoky river at this place. This temple is covered by dense forest and a lovely place to walk from ground. But be careful with monkeys there. Shuttle service is also available from azhagar Kovil entrance.

A great monumental temple to visit A must try experience, especially in the evening Truly impressed with the beautiful sculptures and the detailing levels We visited the temple on Monday evening at 6pm during a cloudy day ..this elevated the experience to a whole different level. 2 stages of temple to get the darshan. 1st stage , we get to witness a divine godly door which impressed us a lot followed by the main temple with its beautiful pathway to the god The whole area is filled with an auro of peace Try experiencing the fruits and snack items near the gate while returning back from temple Mouth watering items for you and your family

It's a famous temple and and you can reach here buy govt bus from madurai Main / Madurai railway station through bus no 40.the temple is situated in a hill top and there are lot of monkeys.

Temple Maintained neat and clean..Large parking place for vehicles.. Went around 2.30pm temple was closed,unable to have darshan.. Actual temple timings are from early morning to 12.30 noon and evening 4pm to 9pm Average crowd was there while we visited.. Due to COVID restrictions

Azhagar Kovil is a village in Madurai district in the South Indian state of Tamilnadu . The history and living of the village is centered around Kallazhagar temple. Constructed in the dravidian style of architechture , the temple is glorified in the Divya prabhanda , the early medieval tamil canon of the azhwar saints from the 6th–9th centuries CE. It is one of the 108 Divyadesam dedicated to Vishnu, who is worshiped as Kallazhagar and his consort Lakshmi as Thirumamagal . This temple is being the one of the most important and famous temple in madurai . In tamil month chithirai (chithirai thiruvilla ) happens based on this temple. Such a huge festival in madurai , Tamilnadu . Great place with great architechture .Do visit it !! 🤩

Alagar temple has good parking area. Great place for family time. After prathana one can relax with the sour fruits and traditional food sold over here. It gives an authentic feel.

This temple is one of the 108 Divyadesam dedicated to Lord Vishnu. This temple is at the foot hills of the Alagar Malai (mountain) which hosts a lush green forest. This temple has a beautiful tank. A huge fortress like wall separates the wall from the surrounding forest. This deity is a very powerful God who fulfils all your wishes.

Peaceful Atmosphere Rite From Rakaai Theertham pure Bliss... Next Palamudhircholai getting blessings from Murugan and Last Perumal Our Town Named as Kalalagar very Powerful God he s the celebration of our Town.. Atlast Local Hero 18am Padi Karupu 🙏 Blessed🥰

Kallazhagar Temple is a revered place of visit, but be prepared for substantial crowds. The recommended special entry ticket doesn't significantly reduce waiting time. To ensure a satisfying darshan, it's advisable to avoid weekends and public holidays. While there aren't nearby restaurants, you can find refreshments. Opting for a cab or auto is preferable over crowded local buses, ensuring a quicker journey from Madurai, which is approximately 40 mins or more.

It is one of the most divine places to visit in Madurai. Such a serenity environment. Azhagar Kovil is one of the prominent temples situated at the foothills of Alagar hills. The Lord Thirumal is known with the name of Alagar here. Hence, the hills are named on the Lord. Lord Alagar or Sundararajan, who is the brother of Goddess Meenakshi. The temple has a shrine of Kalyana Sundaravalli, who is the consort of Lord Alagar.

This Kallalagar Temple is one of the 108 Divya Desam of Sri Maha Vishnu. Azhagar Kovil is a temple is located at the foothills of Alagar hills’. This hill is named Alagar since Lord Thirumal – Lord Vishnu is known in this area by the name Alagar, so the hills are named after him. The Azhagar Malai is none other than Dharma Devatha in the mountain form. The Thaayar is Sundaravalli. She has her own Sannadhi in this temple. Kallazhagar Temple in Alagar Koyil / Azhagar koyil village, Madurai was built by the Malaiyadhvaja Pandian, who is the father of Madurai Meenakshi Amman, and renovated by great Pandya and great Vijayanagara nayakkar Kings. This temple has a prominent place during the Pandyan reign.

Since days unknown, it is believed that the lord Kallazhagar comes to Thenur via Malaipatti, Alanganallur and Vayalur. In Thenur Mandap, the lord redeems the sage of his curse and leaves for his abode. “During Thirumalai Nayak regime (1623 to 1659 AD), in 1653 the Mandooga Maharishi relieving ritual was shifted to Vandiyur village where the event is performed at Thennur Mandapam, built by Thirumalai Nayak himself. Alagar kovil (Alagar malai or hill) is situated at the north of Madurai (Tamilnadu,India), away from 20 k.m. The other names of this are 'Thirumalirunsolai, Uthiyaanasylam, Solaimalai, Maalirunkundrum, Irunkundrum, Vanagiri, Virushapaathiri' etc. It is 18 k.m long in east west direction and 320 meters of height, in dimension. Some small hills are diverted from here,going towards all directions. This hill is fully enriched with a lot of vegetation, herbs, fruits and springs etc. Here the residing deity is called as Alagar, Kallalagar and Sundaraja perumal . The origin of this isthalam (place) could not be judged clearly. Moorthy, Isthalam and Theertham of this temple had been described in Varaaga puraanam, Pramaanda puraanam, Vaamana puraanam, and Angneya puraanam clearly. The compilation of all these at in one form named as Virushapathiri mahathmium found in Hindi language. Among the 108 Dhivyadeshams of lord Vishnu, the name 'Sundaraja perumal' has come in as common in the following three Isthalams, namely Anbil, Thirunaagai (Nagappattinam), and Koodal nagar (Madurai). Alagar malai had been highlighted in the Vaalmigi's Raamaayanam, Veda Viyasar's Mahabharatham and Sugar's Maha Bharatham. Viyaasar quoted in His Mahabharatham, that Yuthistran (Tharuman) came here, when they had been experiencing the forest life for 12 years. Again in Sugar's Bhagavatham, Balaraman, the incarnation of lord Vishnu, had reached the Virushapathiri (Alagar malai), and had gone to Sethu (Rameshwaram), when on His pilgrimage. In Silappathikaram (one of the five maha Kaapiams of Tamil language), also the glory of this hill had been highlighted, that one brahmanan (one who learn the veda and Upanishath etc.) had told Kovalan (hero of the kaapium),Kannagi (Heroin) and gownthiadigal (a jain guru), when approached Madurai for their survival, that they should visit "Thirumalirunkundrum", which is on the way to Madurai,and there they could capable of finding three holy Theerthaas namely, Siravanam, Bawahaaruni, and Istasiddhi, provided if they could fulfill some rituals there, which had been very difficult to follow.Otherwise, they simply worship the feet of the lord Thirumal (lord Vishnu) and could get the moksha definitely. But the sign of those three theerthas has not been here, only Nooburagangai or Silambaaru is the only theertham seen nowadays.It has been there under the shrine of Goddess "Sri Raakachi amman". A lot of sages belonged to various religion like Buddhism, Jainism and Hinduism had been there at the caves found in the hill.

Parking lot is much free with a mild climate as this is situated in the outskirts of city. Outside Temple : God : Karuppar (Padinettam padi Karuppu) Ways to Visit: First visit Padinettampadi Karuppu. Offer him sandal and Panner (rose water) and get his blessings. You can offer towels for him. He is the one to whom even the Kallalagar asks before venturing out and in. He stands for justice and he demolishes fear within. Very Powerful god and he supports you by all the way he means. After that, head to Azhagar temple. Inside Temple: God : Kallalagar Goddess : Sridevi and Boodevi Ways to visit: There is a free slipper safe rack just outside the temple. Keep your slippers there and head into the temple. Monkeys will be more here. So please be safe with your belongings. Try to keep everything intact inside a bag. During lockdown, you’ll be provided a single lane to reach the god. While following the lane, you will reach Perumal directly. He is the one who stands like Thirupati Vengadachalapathy. Sridevi and Boodevi are sharing space with him. He is considered as the brother of Goddess Meenakshi. As Meenakshi is the queen of Madurai, here the perumal Kallalagar aka Sundaraja perumal is treated like a prince. While coming out of the place, you’ll be fanned by peacock feathers by the adiyavar over there. That is the ROYAL TREATMENT. Then head to pragara to visit Sundaravalli nachiyar and Andal. The dosai is the famous prasadam over here and delicious. One should not miss that. Then, at last, collect water near the place of exit (From RAKKAYI TEMPLE). It is blessed as the dheertham (divine water) of Noopura Gangai (Holy one). During lockdown, it is not allowed to take bath on Noopura Gangai on the top, so do collect water from here itself.

This is a wonderful place and lord Alagar at the base, lord muruga, Sakthi Devi at the hill top. We used to come here regularly during my childhood and our favourite trekking place. Our closest hill station. Must visit place if you plan to visit Madurai.

Excellent infrastructure.. Good maintenance... One of the best tourispart.

A vaishnavite temple located amidst a beautiful natural scenery!- this is what I can say about the temple in a single line. Totally different atmosphere and extremely vibrant place.

There are 3 temples 1. Base of hill: Mahavishnu and kallalagar temple 2. Mid hill road: lord Murugan abode 3. Uphill: noopuragangai holy water and lordess rakkayi temple The Kalalagarh Temple covers an area of ​​about 2 acres (0.81 ha) and has a five-story gopuram (gate tower). The temple is surrounded by a rectangular enclosure with massive granite walls. The central temple houses a statue of the main deity, Sundarabahu Perumal. Statues of Sridevi and Budevi are also kept in the sanctuary. There are two life-size statues of Narasimha, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The 10-day Chithirai festival at this temple is one of the festivals proclaimed by the government of Tamil Nadu. The day of this festival is declared as a local holiday. In Chithilai (April-May), Lord Kalalagar begins with Alagar Covil in the form of Kalala. And reach Madurai on Purnami (full moon day). Here he mounts his horse Vaganam and steps into the Vaigai River. Hundreds of thousands of devotees gather on the Vaigai River to watch this event. The Ethir Sevai festival is celebrated the day before Alagar enters the Vaigai River. Ethiru Sevai is part of the Chithilai Tiruvisa of the Karajagarh Temple in Alagar Coil and begins on the 4th day. On this day, Alagar or Lord Vishnu transforms into Kalal and enters Madurai via Kalal Nadu where the residents of the city welcome him. It is a tradition for Madurai people to welcome Alagar. When Alagarh returns from Vandyur Dashavatharam, an all-night festival takes place at Ramalayar Mandapam, north of the Vaigai River. After this event, Alagar is taken to Mysore Veera Mandapam in a decorated Anantaryar palanquin. The next morning, Alagar, disguised as a karar, returns to Alagar Kovil in a "poo parallak" (a palanquin adorned with flowers). The grand Chitra festival is held annually on Purnami (full moon days) in April and May. Kallalagar temple has tradition of giving lemon to protect home. Mahavishnu temple Prasad include dosai, laddoo, pongal. Murugan temple has sweet pongal as Prasad

One of the most vibrant temple of Lord Sundararaja Perumal (Kallazhagar Swami) . One must visit this beautiful & magnificent temple once in their lifetime to get the blissful blessings of Perumal. ஓம் நமோ நாராயணாய ❤️❤️❤️

The temple site adorned by the spectacular stone idol of Hindu Lord Vishnu. He is praised and worshipped here as the beloved brother of the lovely Goddess Meenakshi. This form of Lord Vishnu is known as the 'Azhagar'. Pandyan Kings have enjoyed control over the temple premises right since its construction period. The marvelous tower which welcomes you right at the entrance was built under the Pandyan ruler named Jatavarman during the mid-thirteenth century. The 'vimana' over the tower had been further detailed beautifully by the shiny plates of gold. There has been no looking back for the temple premises since then. King Krishnadeva Raya of Vijayanagar has been funding the temple with innumerable festivals ever since. The entire temple area has wonderful sculptures and sites which are full of breathtaking art of sculpting and construction. Major attractions One of the most wonderful highlights of the site is the breathtaking sculpture carved in stone of the beloved Hindu Lord Vishnu. The interesting part for all the Vishnu devotees and even art lovers here is that there are several sculptures depicting various famous postures associated with the Hindu lord. Known famously as the Azhagar Kovil is this magnificent temple located at the wooden Alagar hills. Alagar kovil temple darshan timings This exquisitely carved Madurai temple opens for darshan in the morning at 6 am and remains open till 12.30 pm. It opens at 3.30 pm again for evening darshan and continues till 8.00 pm. Alagar kovil festival The temple attracts a huge number of worshippers every day and especially during the festival of Chitra, the temple is flooded with a large number of people congregating from everywhere in the country. During this festival, Lord Alagar’s idol is taken out in a procession to Madurai. The procession makes many stops en-route. All these breathtaking attractions make the sacred temple of the beloved Hindu Lord Vishnu one of the most popular places to visit in Madurai and definitely among best places to visit in Madurai and a huge part of every Madurai tour package.

Very nice Perumal temple... So many bus available from Madurai Periyar bus stand and MGR Busstand...in entrance Pathinettam padi karuppasamy temple and Anuman temple is there...so many autos available..

Such a marvelous place.. with a Grandeur statues everywhere makes you feel small in this world.. one day is not enough to describe this place.. full excitement.. traditional values.. with full covid protection.. Thanjavur is just awesome as ever

A Vishnu temple at the foot of a beautiful hill with great daily rituals which will fill the heart of the devotees. Specially the main Idol of garbhagriha will create great repect in the mind of the visitor. Apart from all these the scenic beauty of the sarrounding place and the prasadam distributed at the paid counter outside the temple is just awsam.

It's my hometown, and I've cherished visiting it weekly since childhood. The serene atmosphere always brings peace to my mind, and I look forward to going there. The food, especially the prasadam, is incredibly delicious.

Kallazhagar Temple in Alagar Koyil, a village in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, is dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu. Very beautiful place. Temple situated near a small hill. Lots of monkey around temple.

This entire stretch drive was awesome with scintillating bluesky welcoming us all the way..the weather was just aptly cloudy and that sets the tone of the beautiful hill background..temple, as usual clean with sanctum sanctity maintained perfectly sync with cultural & spritual practice

Wow..wow wow . What a fantastic place is this!!! Must visit Temple at Madurai.. 23 kms from Madurai periyar bus stand.. Temple prasadam Aapa dosai is special.. Nupura gangai Theertham also famous.. This water is very tasty..

Lord Kallalagar Sundarrajaperumal with Goddesses Sundaravalli Thayar are giving blessings to devotees from this temple. This temple is one of the 108 Divyadesham. Very vast area. You should firstly worship our Lord 18 padi Karuppannasamy. From Madurai periyar busstand frequent bus facility is available. Distance is about 20km. Very nice,calm and cool place. Temple is situated in the foot hills. You can stay here. Rooms available within the temple premises. Very powerful and loveable God (especially for Madurai people) Every year Lord comes to Madurai during Chitra festival and mingled with public. From this place we can go to Lord Murugan temple namely pazhamuthir solai one of the Arupadaiveedu. Lovely place. If you enter Madurai for any work, please don't forget to visit these temple and get blessings of our God and Goddesses Sundaravalli Thayar.

Lord Kallalagar Sundarrajaperumal with Goddesses Sundaravalli Thayar are giving blessings to devotees from this temple. This temple is one of the 108 Divyadesham. Very vast area. You should firstly worship our Lord 18 padi Karuppannasamy. From Madurai periyar busstand frequent bus facility is available. Distance is about 20km. Very nice,calm and cool place. Temple is situated in the foot hills. You can stay here. Rooms available within the temple premises. Very powerful and loveable God (especially for Madurai people) Every year Lord comes to Madurai during Chitra festival and mingled with public. From this place we can go to Lord Murugan temple namely pazhamuthir solai one of the Arupadaiveedu. Lovely place. If you enter Madurai for any work, please don't forget to visit these temple and get blessings of our God and Goddesses Sundaravalli Thayar.

Big temple complex with spacious car parking. Although it is old temple, it is maintained well. Historical importance temple site. Visit this place to enjoy the divine feeling. This temple entrance also have access to steps pathway to Lord Murugan's temple which is situated in the top of the hill.

Most revered Devine temple, abode of lord venkateswara known in the name of Kalazhagar Sundara Perumal. Except popular festival times, temple is open in the morning from 5 am to 12 noon and them from 4 pm to 9 pm for Darshan. Water from Akash Ganga known by the name of Noopura Ganga originating from a spring is considered holy. Though there are no steps for temple Darshan but for taking holy water dip in noopura Ganga, there are steps but not steep. Monkeys are additional attraction to this location.

Kallalagar Temple (Kallazhagar Temple) is a Hindu temple dedicated to Vishnu in Alagar Koyil, a village in Madurai district in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Constructed in the Dravidian style of architecture,A granite wall surrounds the temple, enclosing all its shrines. The temple has a seven-tiered rajagopuram. The temple is surrounded by a large fort, part of which is dilapidated.

I have never seen such architecture in my life. Behad khoobsurat temple mana hai. Or the location in which it also binds the attitude of the temple. This is the only temple of India whose main door is the place of worship. The architecture of the temple is worth seeing.

Good place to visit. While visiting this place you can get some peace of mind. To climb the mountain use the forest route it gives you a special experience. Forest route starts from the kalazagar temple.

Well maintained and peaceful temple. Beware of the monkeys and check quality of things you buy outside temple. 😅

This temple is very much famous for dosa and the large swords present there! This temple was also well maintained and clean!

Very good and ancient temple located outskirts of madurai and near to Dindigul district. This is the good option for one day travel plan along with family

This temple is located about 10Kms outside the main city. It's located on a large area. Entry to the temple premises for 2 wheelers is 5/-. One can experience calm when one gets here. Temple is located in the laps of hills and there is another temple uptop on the hill behind this Temple. Once can take their vehicle to get there. Charges are 10/- for 2 wheelers, one can even opt for regular busses that take 10/- per person. The route to the top is through the forest range here and has a lot of monkeys. This route is a small version of the tirumala trip for tirupati. On the top there is a revered site where a waterfall is considered as Gangai water and provides drinking water in all seasons. One can see many people walking to this place throughout the road. The place has a rich history and people get inside the temple and almost all take bath in this holy water. A person sprinkles water via a pipe and people take bath in their clothes, fill up water in containers. This is a wonderful place located in alagar hills.

Neatly maintained temple. Need some improvement in the queuing system. And devasthanam also needs to take action so as not to use plastics into the forest and the hill area. Roads leading to pazhamudhir choolai and raakai Amman temple are well maintained.

Kal_alagar Kovil it's special in madurai It's located near to the palamudhircholzhai Murugan temple (one from aarupadai temples of lord Murugan) and also has the noopuraganga theertham over the hills of reserve forest where we can have a ride at ₹10 per person all these were at the alagar reserved forest area