Mukthi Nilayam - 108 Temples — Attraction in Tamil Nadu

Mukthi Nilayam, also known as the Sathya Yuga Srishti Temple, is a spiritually enriching and visually captivating temple complex located in Rayapalayam Village, Tamil Nadu. What makes this destination truly unique is its expansive layout featuring 108 individual temples and over 500 deities, representing a wide spectrum of religious traditions including Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, and spiritual saints.

One of the standout features is the Navaraja Mandalam—a beautifully designed circular structure with planetary deities, zodiac signs, and Nakshatras, symbolically placed under a lotus-shaped dome. The presence of sacred plants corresponding to each celestial body adds a layer of thoughtful integration between spirituality and nature.

The atmosphere is serene, offering an ideal environment for meditation, reflection, and prayer. Devotees and visitors often speak of the positive energy radiating from the Mukthi Stupi, said to enhance spiritual growth and inner peace. The temple complex also supports holistic practices with its meditation halls, yagna-shala, and cow-shed.

Mukthi Nilayam isn’t just a temple—it’s a sanctuary of universal spirituality that embraces truth, love, peace, and non-violence. Whether you are a pilgrim or a seeker of inner tranquility, this destination leaves a lasting impression of harmony and divine presence. It’s a must-visit for any...

Satya Yug Shrishti Temple.. Pretty Big Temple. I don't know about the exact establishment of this temple.. But this temple is so colourful and I will say that this is a modernised South Indian Temple... There exist 127 God's in this entire temple.. They preserve this temple so tidy.. You guys will need at least an hour to complete wandering this entire temple.. It's just about 8 Kms from Thirumangalam.. You can ask A ticket for Rayapuram from Thirumangalam Bus Stand, After arriving Rayapuram, you should walk for some 750 metres and you will find the temple on your right side! You can find direct points inside the temple to lead you to every divine out there... A peaceful place... Different kind of gods are present! Even Jesus, Buddha... Family visits will always be...

We visited this place near Madurai, wow what a temple, such a peaceful place and we felt really blessed. Particularly lord Venkatachalapathy. It is clean and neat. Nicely maintained. A wheelchair is available and there is no flower shop nearby. I am really fond of this temple except for one archahar (poosari in tamil) at Lord Krishna sannidhi. He was talking to us in a very rude manner and his words are like he is frustrated in his job. This type of people spoil the image of the temple, he was talking bad about other Archahar too at the same temple and he started degrading Meenakshi amman temple and Tiruparamkundram temple. the security person is more kind enough than Krishna...