Bhaktajaneswarar temple — Viluppuram | AllMandir

Where is Bhaktajaneswarar temple? Bhaktajaneswarar temple is a Hindu mandir in Viluppuram, Tamil Nadu.

Location: Viluppuram, Tamil Nadu

Postal code: 607204

Visiting this temple

Where is Bhaktajaneswarar temple? Bhaktajaneswarar temple is a Hindu mandir in Viluppuram, Tamil Nadu. Visiting Bhaktajaneswarar temple: plan darshan during published temple hours when available. This mandir serves the local Hindu community in Viluppuram, Tamil Nadu. Use AllMandir for the map, driving directions, and to compare nearby mandirs before you travel. Published darshan hours are not on file yet for Bhaktajaneswarar temple. Check the temple’s phone line or social pages before you leave, especially on weekends and festival dates. The mandir sits in Tamil Nadu near Viluppuram. If you are new to the area, open the directions link for turn-by-turn routing and parking hints from your map app. Nearby mandirs on AllMandir include Apathasageshwar Temple, Sendamangalam, Sivalokanathar temple, Gramam, Kripapureeswarar Temple. Many families visit a cluster of temples in one trip — compare timings on each listing before you go. For tithi, nakshatra, Rahu Kaal, and festival dates while you are in Viluppuram, open the Viluppuram panchang on AllMandir (/panchang/viluppuram-district-tamil-nadu-in). Panchang follows your saved city and regional calendar edition in the app. AllMandir is a free directory: temple photos when shared, heritage notes for famous pilgrimage sites, festival calendars, and member sign-in for saved mandir and comments. Report corrections from the temple page so the listing stays accurate for the next visitor.

History & significance

Bhaktajaneswarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the deity Shiva, located in Thirunavalur, a village in Viluppuram district in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Shiva is worshipped as Bhaktajaneswarar, and is represented by the lingam. His consort Parvati is depicted as Manonmani Amman. The temple is located on the Panruti - Kedilam road. The presiding deity is revered in the 7th century Tamil Saiva canonical work, the Tevaram, written by Tamil saint poets known as the nayanmars and classified as Paadal Petra Sthalam. The temple is closely associated with Sundarar, who is believed to have attained grace at this place.

Nearby Hindu temples

• Apathasageshwar Temple, Sendamangalam — Kallakurichi district
• Sivalokanathar temple, Gramam — Viluppuram district
• Kripapureeswarar Temple — Viluppuram district

More information

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