The Madurai Nayaks were Telugu rulers from around 1529 until 1736, of a region comprising most of modern-day Tamil...
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Pandya Dynasty
The Pandya empire with capital in Madurai was home to temples including Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, and Nellaiappar...
Navarathri Festival
Navarathri (Nine nights) Festival is one of the most popular festivals of Madurai. It is celebrated in the honor of...
Puttu Tiruvizha
Puttu Tiruvizha (Festival) is one among the 64 Tiruvilayadals (Divine Plays) of Lord Sundareswarar. It is...
The Azhagar Festival
Kallazhagar is on horseback bringing gifts for his sister Devi Meenakshi during her wedding faces a flooding river and...
Chithirai Tiruvizha
Madurai city is often called the ‘City of Festivals’. Major festivals of Meenakshi temple are the Chithirai Festival,...
Pannagaparameshwara Swami Temple, Pannatheru
Sri Pannagaparameswara Swami Temple is a temple dedicated to Paramasiva, located at a beautiful scenic spot in a small...
Sri Kachaneshwara Swami Temple, Kachanam
This Shivastalam (abode of Paramasiva) administered by the Madurai Aadheenam. The History History goes that Lord...
Sri Saatchinatheswarar Temple, Tiruppurambiyam
Saatchinatheswarar Temple or Tiruppurampayam Temple is also one of the ancient Shivasthalams dedicated to Lord...
Sri Agnishwarar Temple, Kanjanoor
The Agnishwarar Temple is one of the sacred abodes of Paramasiva, a “Shivastalam” temple in the village of Kanjanoor,...