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Dhaathreeswarar Siva Temple in ancient sitharkaadu now sittukadu is a beautiful temple in a beautiful nature surrounded village.
Main deity: Dhaathreeswarar (Nelliappar) & Prasunakunthalambigai - in sanskrit Dhaathri meaning Amla (Nelli) as once this devotional place was sorrounded with many dhaathri trees.
This temple was worshipped and tapas done by many rishis and siddhars...Paddukai jadaamudi siddhar, Prana Deepika Siddhar still their carvings found inside temple pillars next to ambal sanidhi and nadhi statue pillars.
Present temple said was constructed by Panya King Jadaavarma Sundara Pandyan during 13th century
This King found the Amman idol in the flower garden. Since the area was a lush forest with sweet smelling flowers, the place came to be known as Thiru manam (Thiru - sacred & manam - pleasant good smell). Here nandhi bhagwan doesn't posses rope on nose as it is in any other temple because it is shanta Swaroop nandhi.
This temple is dosha nivarthi sthalam for swati nakshatra.. To Nelliappar - Neeli (amla) juice, nelli powder and paal (milk) abhishekam To Ambal - Green saree, bangles and nei deepam Even people who are having marriage delay & heart related problems are worshipping here said to be getting best cure.
You can find many sidhar carvings and beautiful Bhairavar ,guru bhagwan statue inside temple.
It is blessings to be there in such puniya sthalam where many rishis tapas done place ( sidharkaadu)
Belived that still they are in the form of birds butterflies inside this holy temple.
Please help the temple in the form of giving flowers, oil for deepam, cleaning the temple pond and cleaning temple area planting more trees around this temple 🙏❤️ and get blessings from those sukshma rishis 🙏Om Namah shivaya!❤️
Temple timings: 8 am to 10 am &...
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Dhatreeswarar Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva located at Sitharkadu Village near Poonamallee, Chennai Suburb in Thiruvallur District of Tamilnadu. Presiding Deity is called as Dhatreeswarar / Nelliyappar and Mother is called as Prasunakundalambikai / Poonkuzhali Ambal / Kundhalambigai. The place was also called as Thirumanam. This ancient temple of Shiva has many carvings of various Siddhars in the mandapam supporting the fact that this temple is being worshipped by Siddhars. This Shiva temple has many bas-reliefs related to Vaishnavism. This Temple is considered as a Parihara temple for people born in Swathi star.
The temple remains open from 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. and from 5.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
Wedding worship is mainly followed in this temple. A king, while commencing the renovation of the temple, found the idol of Mother, named her Poonkuzhali and erected a shrine. Those facing obstacles in their marriage proposals, perform abishek to Lord with gooseberry powder, juice and seeds and milk to Lord and offer green vastras and bangles to Mother and light ghee lamps.
There are carvings of some Siddhas in the pillars ensuring longevity to devotees. Padukkai Jadamudi Siddha and Prana Deepika Siddhas are in the Nandhi shrine pillars.
Since the place featured Siddhas who prayed and performed penance, the town, which was once dense in vegetation, came to be called Siddhar Kaadu, which means forests of the Siddhas. Later, the name...
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Sitharkkadu Shiva Temple is located in Sitharkkadu, Thirumanom village in the Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu, India. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the oldest and most revered Shiva temples in the region.
Here are some interesting facts about the temple:
Ancient origins: The temple is believed to have been built during the Pallava dynasty (6th-9th centuries CE). Unique architecture: The temple features a unique blend of Pallava and Dravidian architectural styles. Shiva linga: The temple houses a majestic Shiva linga, the main deity, which is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures. Mythological significance: According to legend, Lord Shiva appeared as a linga at this site to bless the sage Agastya. Festivals and worship: The temple celebrates various festivals, including Maha Shivaratri, and offers daily pujas (worship services). Historical inscriptions: The temple has several ancient inscriptions, providing valuable insights into the region's history and culture. Serene surroundings: The temple is situated amidst a peaceful and picturesque landscape, making it a popular destination for spiritual seekers and tourists.
Sitharkkadu Shiva Temple is a significant cultural and spiritual landmark, showcasing the rich heritage and devotion...
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