Ekambeswarar Temple, Kumbakonam — Attraction in Tamil Nadu

History of Ekampareswarar Temple

This is one of the important Shiva temples in Kumbakonam. The temple is located in the heart of the city. The Rajagopuram in the temple is beautifully set with four levels.

Lord, Goddess

In this temple, Lord Ekampareswarar, Goddess Kamatsiyamman. The portrait of Gayatri Devi and the painting of Kamatsiyamman are adorned on both sides of the Amman Sanctuary. Kamatsiyamman has risen to the south face of the Mahamandapam with the arms of danger, doom, angusam, story, nagastram, affection and warning.

Temple system

Ganesha and Subramanian are found at the entrance of the Moolavar sanctum. Subramaniyar and Ganesha are seen with Valli Deivana of Tiruchirappalli. There are nebulae. Chandigarh is seen. The Nandi, the flagpole, and the altar are found in front of the source. There is a separate shrine for Pooncholai Mariamman in...

I recently visited Sri Ekambeswarar Temple in Kumbakonam, and it was a truly peaceful and spiritually uplifting experience. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva (as Ekambeswarar) and is known for its calm atmosphere and beautiful architecture.

Though it's not as large or crowded as some of the other temples in Kumbakonam, that's exactly what makes it special. The sanctum is quiet and allows for peaceful prayer and reflection. The priests were welcoming and performed the rituals with devotion.

The temple premises are clean and well-maintained, and the vibe is very traditional. You can feel the centuries of devotion that have taken place here. It's a must-visit if you're exploring the many Shiva temples in the region.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to connect spiritually or enjoy a quieter temple experience...

Visited on today 11th July 25.The Ekambareswarar Temple in Kumbakonam is  dedicated to Lord Shiva, also known as Ekambareswarar, and his consort Kamakshi Amman. It's one of the temples associated with the Mahamaham festival, specifically known for its significance to the Viswakarma community and for the presence of a Rahu Kala Kali shriine.Presiding Deity: Lord Shiva is the main deity, represented by a Shiva Lingam. Kamakshi Amman: The temple also houses a shrine for Kamakshi Amman, the consort of Shiva. Rahu Kala Kali: The temple is particularly known for its Rahu Kala Kali shrine, also called Kalika Parameswari, which is a manifestation of the goddess Kali. Viswakarma Community: The temple is believed to have been built by the Viswakarma community, who consider Kamakshi Amman as their...