Each time i used
to think of blogging my experience on each divyadesam visited. But somehow i
forget/didnt get the opportunity. But with grace of Gurunathal and Nithya
Kalyana Perumal just thought of sharing my anubhavam.
From my last
line itself somebody should have guessed about which divyadesam am
going to start. Yeap, none other than thiruvidanthai.
I never know it is very near from
guduvanchery. am aware mahabalipuram is nearby, but never know thiruvidanthai
is near to kelambakkam. One day while travelling towards office i saw one bus
with thiruvidanthai board. Then i felt it should be somewhere nearby. Just
googled and i found it is very near by. After googling Month ranaway still i
havent visited. Asusual i need somebody to push me , basically am a lazy goose
on weekends. Yea..my mom came and she pushed me for some visit to any divya
desam. I told her about thiruvidanthai and she immediatley accepted. Yea
she is ardent follower of varaha perumaal.
Our first visit/prathama
dharshanam happened on 23/Feb/2014.
We just went via kelambakkam
/take a cut towards ECR road. This divya desam on ECR road itself while
travelling towards mahabalipuram.
This temple is
located around 38 Km South of Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India and
around 16 Km North of Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, India (Mamallapuram)
on East Coast Road (ECR). Temple faces east direction towards Bay of
Bengal.
Perumal Name (Utsavar): Sri Nithya Kalyana Perumal
Moolavar:Sri Boodevi Sameda Sri Adi Varahar
Thayaar: Sri Komalavalli Thayar
Apart from Nithya Kalyana Perumal and Thayar we can find
sannidhis for Sri Andal and shri
Renganathaar.
Quite silent place, not like thriuvallikenni. On week ends
quite rushy. It is parikara sthalam for people who are yet to get married. Even though rushy.. queue moves
faster and you can have dharshan easily.
NO ENTRÉE FEE or any special entrance.
Temple Entrance.
