Agastyar Temple

The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.The temple's history says that Lord Yama, worshipped Lord Shiva in this place and attained Mukthi. The main deity in this temple is the Swayambu Lingam (Also known as Arulmigu Agatheeswarar) and his consort, Mangi Nayaki (or Bagam Piriyaal). Another thing to note in this temple is that the Navagraha's are in a line and all of them face the same direction. This temple is also regarded as the 126th, in the series of Tevara Stalams, in the Chola Region, south of river Cauvery. Kulasekara Pandian celebrated utsavam for Lord Siva, and he was cured of his ill health.