Thiyaagaraaja Swamy Temple Thiruvarur, Tamil Nadu History, Timings & Festivals

Thyagaraja Temple also referred to by Thyagaraja Temple, also known as Vadivudai Amman Temple is a Hindu shrine that is dedicated to Lord Shiva ( Adhipurishwarar). The hours of the Thiruvaiyur Thyagaraja temple are from 6 am to 8:15 PM.

 

Thyagaraja Temple

The temple is located in its Thiruvaiyur region located in Chennai and is identical to the Thyagaraja Temple located in Thiruvattiyur. While the deity that is in charge is Adipuriswarar the temple is connected to Tyagaraja's worship. Sundarar was the 8th-century Tamil saint has been believed to be the one who brought devotion to temples in the Thiruvarur temple.

The temple was been revered by Shaiva Nayanars (Tamil saints from seventh-century Tamils) and was classified by the Shaiva Nayanars as Padal Petra.

The devotees visit the Thyagaraja Swamy Temple for the well-being of their kids. A lot of people believe that visiting the temple can cure illnesses. Temple hours are between 6:00 am and 8:30 pm.

Myths

There are many myths connected to The Thyagaraja Temple located in Thiruvottiyur. There is a myth that Lord Shiva was incarnated as an immense fire to decrease the amount of floodwater. Thus, the location received the name Thiru Otriyur. ("Votra" or "Vatra" means water depletion in Tamil).

It is also believed that there was a swayambhu lingam beneath the tree of maqiza. Following the devastating flood that occurred, this was the very initial Swayambhu gender to be born on the earth. Therefore, the name of the Swami is Adhipurishwarar (Adi means "first" which means first Tamil).

 

Another common belief is linked to Vishnu as well as the Vedas

Brahma is the god of creation for the Hindus and is one of the three major gods of Hinduism with the gods of the other two being Vishnu God of the Guardians and Lord Shiva God of destruction.

Gods were created by Him. (goddesses) asuras (demons) and giants. The two groups of people fight against one another. The gods known as the Asuras make use of muscle power, while the gods rely on Vedic powers and scriptures.

Two asuras, Madhu as well as Kaitaba tricked the gods, took the Vedas they smashed, and hid them in the deepest part of the ocean. Vishnu was able to fight the demons but was unable to take them down. them. He offered prayers for the god's Lord Shiva and Parvati and was successful He was successful in defeating the demons.

He assumed the form Matsya, a type of fish, to study for the Vedas. The Vedas were retrieved off the bottom of the sea were delivered to the god in the temple, who then reassembled it and purified the Vedas.

The tree that gods would like The makila tree, also known as the makila tree is sacred. The temple tree. History of Thyagaraja Temple:

The story of Thiruvaiyur Thyagaraja Temple dates back to the 7th-century Pallava kings. They constructed the temple. The temple was later restored and rebuilt under Chola's rule in the 11th century.

In the Vijayanagara period in the 15th century, it was further renovated and extended. The temple was the hub of learning.

The pavilions were used as venues for various religious classes. Sometimes, symposiums were held.

Things to do at Vadivudai Amman Temple

It is possible to receive God's blessings and the blessings from Lord Shiva at this temple. There are two Swami-related temples: one dedicated to Sri Adipureeshwara and the other temple to Sri Otreshwara.

Within the major sanctum Sanctum, Swayambhu measures like an Anthill. On his left there is Vishnu while to the left is Lord Brahma.

Thiruvaiyur Thyagaraja Temple has many other temples, including Parvati Devi (Vadivudai Amman and Vattaparai Amman), Kujantai Ishwarar, and Nagalingam. Temples dedicated to Lord Murugan Lord Ganesha and Goddess Durga are all located here.

Alongside the daily rituals held at the Thiruvottiyur Thyagaraja Swamy Temple, you are also able to be part of the festival. Most important is the 10-day Brahmotsavam festival which takes place in February and March.

 

The best time to go to Vadivudai Amman Temple

Since Chennai is a hot and humid city so it's not advised to visit the temple in summer. Therefore, the ideal moment to see the temple would be between October to March.

 

Thiruvaiyur Thyagaraja Temple Timings

Following below are Thiruvaiyur Thyagaraja temple times:

Day	Thiruvaiyur Thyagaraja temple timings
Monday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Tuesday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Wednesday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Thursday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Friday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Saturday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Sunday	06:00 AM- 12:00 PM   04:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Abhishekam

It is believed that the Abhishekam is not meant for Tyagaraja Swami but for the Maragatha Linga (believed to be the most precious Emerald linga that is worshiped by Indira) at 8.30 AM, 11.00 AM and 7.00 at 7.00 PM every day.

When Abhishekam has concluded The penis is then placed in a silver container filled with flowers, and then covered with a silver vessel. The penis is then secured before the officers and placed just to the left of Tyagaraja Swami.

Festivals

The main festival is celebrated within the Tamil month of Masi (February-March) and has drawn a lot of spectators.

On the 8th day of the month, there is a second program known as Mahiladisevai. The Durgadevi temple located in the northern part of the temple has been linked with Kannagi who was the main character of The 2nd Century Tamil epic Silappadikaram.

Each year, a 15-day celebration is celebrated to honor Goddess Durga and on the day of the final celebration the roof of the celebration was lit to commemorate an igniting in Kannagi Madurai at the end of the epic.

How to get to Thyagaraja Temple in Chennai

The Thyagaraja Temple located in Thiruvottiyur is situated in the northern region of Chennai and is easily accessible from the majority of areas of the city.

It is situated 10km far from Chennai Central Railway Station, 30 kilometers away from Chennai Airport, and 25 km from the Coimbatore Bus Terminal. There are many ways to get to the temple from here.

Train

Thiruvottiyur Railway Station has located about 2 km away from the Thyagaraja Temple. From there, it is possible to rent an auto/taxi for the temple.

Bus

Buses are also accessible to take you to the temple. Its Theradi bus station is located less than 1km away. It is possible to take a walk from the stop or take a taxi or auto.

By Cab/ Taxi

The most efficient way to get to Thyagaraja Temple, Thiruvottiyur, is to hire taxis with one of the top car rental firms in Chennai. The temple is open to visitors for as long as you like and receive blessings from all Gods and Goddesses.

Arulmigu Thyagaraja Temple address

Arulmigu Thiyagarajaswamy Temple

Thiruvarur 610001

Phone Number: 04366-242343.