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Highlights

1. Thiruchendur

   Located 48 kms from Thirunelveli, this 2000-year old temple is best known for the annual Kanda shasti festival that is celebrated here. At the festival the devotees re-enact the victory of Lord Muruga over Surapadman. Thiruchendur showcases Lord Muruga in a rare form. He is seen holding a string of rudraksha beads instead of his usual spear. The reason cited for this change is that he is worshipping Lord Shiva at this temple.

Highlights

1. Valparai
2. The Anamalai Wildlife Sanctuary
3. Solaiyar Dam
4. Parambukulam-Aliyar Dam Project
5. Nirar Dam
6. Monkey Falls
7. Top Slip
8. Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary & National Park
9. Balaji Temple

Highlights

1. The Meenakshi Amman Temple
2. The Thousand Pillared Hall
3. Koodal Alagar Temple
4. Mariamman Theppakulam
5. Thiruparangundram
6. Alagarkoil
7. Solai Amman Temple

Highlights

1. Kodai Kurinji Andavar Temple
2. The Lake
3. Bryant’s Park
4. Coakers Walk
5. Telescope House
6. Green Valley View
7. The Pillar Rocks

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why you should visit Srivalli

Srivalli Ideally suited for marriages, betrothal and other large functions with a capacity up to 500 pax.

• Facilities of Banquet Halls
• Easy Access
• Centrally located
• Twin Halls-can be combined
• The wide range of catering package
• Attractive interiors
• Lodging facility
• flexible seating/dining
• lifts
• Washrooms
• Fully Air – conditioned
• Power Back up
• Parking
• Value Added Service
• Variety of stage arrangement
• Conference equipment
• Event Management
• Package service

We Specially designed Banquet Hall for “Our Customer Convenience”.

why you should visit Thaarana palani
Thaarana, Ideally suited for business conferences, birthday parties and other small functions with a capacity up to 50 pax

• Facilities of Thaarana
• Easy Access
• Centrally located
• Twin Halls-can be combined
• The wide range of catering package
• Attractive interiors
• Lodging facility
• flexible seating/dining
• lifts
• Washrooms
• Fully Air – conditioned
• Power Back up
• Parking
• Value Added Service
• Variety of stage arrangement
• Conference equipment
• Event Management
• PAckage service

Lord Subrahmanya mounted His peacock to go around the world. Lord Vinayakar circumambulated around His parents, symbolising the world, and got the fruit. On return, Lord Subrahmanya found that He was cheated. In anger, He renounced His family and came to this spot to settle forever. Lord Siva and Parvati came to pacify Him. They said, “Pazham Nee” (‘You are the Fruit’). Hence the name Palani is a popular syncopation of the two words mentioned. The presiding deity, Lord Dandayudhapani Swami, is the son of Lord Siva and son-in-law of Vishnu. He has other names such as Kulandaivelan, Balasubrahmanyan, Shanmukhan, Devasenapati, Swaminathan, Vallimanalan, Devayanaimanalan, Palaniandavar, Kuriñjiandavar, Arumugan, Jñana Pandita, Saravanan, Sevar Kodiyon, etc. Tamils, Keralites, Bengalis, Sri Lankans, Malaysians, Fijians, Africans, Australians and Americans to name a few come here to worship Lord Muruga. Thus Murugan worship cuts across provincial boundaries and national frontiers.

Cheaman Perumal, a ruler of Kerala, built the main temple perhaps in the 7th Century AD. The Nayaks built the Navaranga Mandapam which is a fascinating stone structure incorporated by four pillars and endowed with nine bays. The other portions of the temple have been built by the Pandiya kings, besides a number of local heads, religious groups and individual devotees.

How to reach palani hill temple : There are 5 ways on the hill to reach the Palani Murugan temple. The 4 ways are mentioned below, the 4th way is not widely used by public. It is known as Theertha Pathai – Theertham forAbishegam is brought through this way.

• STEPS ROUTE
• ELEPHANT PATH
• WINCH FACILITY
• ROPE CAR FACILITY