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Temples in Padappai, Chennai suburb:

Temples in Padappai

Jaya Durga Peetham Temple: Located in the Padappai, Chennai suburb. The temple is around 3 km from the Padappai bus terminus. Crossing the Salamangalam bus stop (next bus stop after Padappai) and going further ahead there is a left turn towards Arambakkam. The temple is half a km away from there in that road. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Jaya Durga.
Thazhavakuzhaindeeswarar Temple: Located in the Padappai, Chennai suburb. The temple is around 1 km away from the Padappai bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Thazhavakuzhaindeeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Kamakshi Ambal.
Siddhi Vinayagar Temple: Located in the Padappai, Chennai suburb. The temple is around 1 km from the Padappai bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Ganesha as Siddhi Vinayagar.
Vinayagar Temple: Located in the Padappai, Chennai suburb. The temple is between Padappai and Serapanchery near the Vanjivanchery bus stop. Dedicated to Sri Vinayagar.
Ganniamman Temple: Located in the Padappai, Chennai suburb. The temple is between Padappai and Serapanchery near the Vanjivanchery bus stop. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Ganniamman.

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Jaya Durga Peetham: Located in Padappai, Chennai suburb. Founded by Sri Durgai Siddhar.

Temples in Padi, Chennai:

Temples in Padi

Thiruvalleeswarar Temple: Located in Padi, Chennai around 1 km away from the TVS-Lucas bus stop. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Thiruvalleeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Jagadambigai Ambal.
The Thiruvalleeswarar Temple at Padi is a Paadal Petra Shiva Sthalam. Sri Ganesha is said to have married the two daughters of Lord Brahma in this place.
(See all Paadal Petra Shiva Sthalams in and around Chennai)

Temples in Pallikaranai, Chennai:

Temples in Pallikaranai

Lakshmi Narayana Perumal Temple: Located in the Pallikaranai, Chennai. The temple is around 1 km the Pallikaranai bus stop near the pond. Dedicated to Sri Vishnu as Narayana and Divine Mother Shakti as Lakshmi.
Adi Parashakti Temple: Located in the Pallikaranai, Chennai. The temple is in Periyar Nagar and around a km away from the Pallikaranai bus stop near the pond. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Adi Parashakti.
Adipureeswarar Temple: Located in the Pallikaranai, Chennai. The temple is near the Pallikaranai bus stop near the pond. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Adipureeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Shanta Nayaki.
Veerathamman Temple: Located in the Pallikaranai, Chennai. The temple is near the Pallikaranai bus stop near the pond. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Veerathamman.

Temples in Parrys, Chennai:

Temples in Parrys

Kachaleeswarar Temple: Located in Armenian Street, Parrys, Chennai around 2 km away from the Broadway bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Kachaleeswarar Swamy and Divine Mother Shakti as Selandarambigai Ambal.
Kalahasteeswara Temple: Located in Coral Merchant Street, Parrys, Chennai around 3 km away from the Broadway bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Kalahasteeswara and Divine Mother Shakti as Jnanabirasanambigai.
The famous Kalahasteeswarar Temple at Srikalahasti, Andhra Pradesh is a Pancha Bootha Sthalam representing the element Air (Vayu).
(See all Pancha Bootha Sthalams in and around Chennai)
Kalikambal Temple: Located in Thambu Chetty Street, Parrys, Chennai, around 2 km away from Broadway bus terminus and the Beach railway station. Dedicated to Divine Mother Kalikambal and Sri Kamateshwarar.
A famous Kali temple near Kolkata is the Dakshineswar Kali Temple built by Rani Rasmani following a dream she had when she was about to start her pilgrimage to Varanasi. Dakshineswar is the place of sadhana of Sri Ramakrishna who was initially a priest of that temple. Sri Ramakrishna's intense longing for God-Realization resulted in the Divine Vision and subsequent spiritual unfoldment in Dakshineswar.
Mallikeswarar Temple: Located in Thambu Chetty Street, Mannady, Parrys, Chennai, around 2 km away from Broadway bus terminus and the Beach railway station. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Mallikeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Maragadambal.

Temples in Perambakkam, Chennai:

Temples in Perambakkam

Vaikuntha Perumal Temple: Located in the Perambakkam, Chennai suburb. The temple is around 1 km away from the Perambakkam bus terminus. Perambakkam is around 40 km from Chennai and a route goes through Poonamallee and Mappedu. Dedicated to Sri Vishnu as Vaikuntha Perumal and Divine Mother Shakti as Kamalavalli Thayar.

Temples in Perambur, Chennai:

Temples in Perambur

Ayyappan Temple: Located in Andavelu Street, Perambur, Chennai, around 1 km away from the Perambur bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Ayyappan.
Shiva Vishnu Temple: Located in Kandan Street, Perambur, Chennai, around one and a half km away from the Perambur bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Anantheeswarar, Divine Mother Shakti (consort of Sri Shiva) as Anantheeswari, Sri Vishnu as Anantha Perumal, Divine Mother Shakti (consort of Sri Vishnu) as Padmavathy Thayar.

Temples in Periyapalayam, Chennai suburb:

Temples in Periyapalayam

Bhavani Amman Temple: Located in Periyapalayam in Chennai suburb very near the Periyapalayam bus terminus. Buses ply to Periyapalayam from CMBT, Vallalar Nagar etc and takes around one and a half hour. Dedicated to Divine Mother Bhavani Amman.
Bhavani Amman is referred to as the sister of Sri Krishna who escaped from the clutches of Kamsa, took the form of an Astabhuja Devi and warned Kamsa about his impending death.

Temples in Periyar Nagar, Chennai:

Temples in Periyar Nagar

Shiva Vishnu Temple: Located in Karthikeyan salai, Periyar Nagar, Chennai. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Sundareeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Meenakshi Amman AND to Sri Vishnu as Venkatachalapathy and Divine Mother Shakti as Alarmel Mangai Thayar.
Meenakshi Amman appeared out of the Putra Kamesti Yagna performed by king Malayadwaja Pandya. She was born with three breasts but a divine voice told that Her third breast would disappear as soon as She meets Her husband. Before Her coronation She embarked upon a digvijaya. During this digvijaya she came to Kailasha but as soon as She saw Lord Shiva, She bowed in shyness and Her third breast disappeared. The Meenakshi temple at Madurai depicts the divine wedding of Sri Sundareswarar Shiva with Devi Meenakshi.
Sundararaja Perumal Temple: Located in the SRP Koil Street, Periyar Nagar, Chennai. The temple is in SRP Koil street which is a little before the Periyar Nagar bus stop (from the Paper Mills road). Dedicated to Sri Vishnu as Sundararaja Perumal and Divine Mother Shakti as Sundara Valli Perumal.

Temples in Perungalathur, Chennai:

Temples in Perungalathur

Kamakshi Amman Temple: Located in the Kamarajar High Road, New Perungalathur, Chennai suburb. The temple is around 1 km from the Perungalathur railway station. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Kamakshi Amman and Sri Shiva as Kameswarar.
Srinivasa Perumal Temple: Located in the Kamaraja High Road, Perungalathur, Chennai suburb. The temple is around 1 km from the Perungalathur railway station. Dedicated to Sri Vishnu as Srinivasa Perumal and Divine Mother Shakti as Padmavathi Thayar.

Temples in Poonamallee, Chennai suburb:

Temples in Poonamallee

Varadaraja Perumal Temple: Located in Poonamallee, Chennai suburb near the Poonamallee bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Vishnu as Varadaraja Perumal and Divine Mother Shakti as Pushpavalli Thayar.
Vaitheeswaran Temple: Located in Vaitheeswaran Koil Street, Poonamallee, Chennai suburb around a km away from the Poonamallee bus terminus. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Vaitheeswaran and Divine Mother Shakti as Thayal Nayaki.
This is an Angarakan (Mars) Sthalam, one of the Navagraha Sthalams of Chennai.
(See all Navagraha Sthalams in and around Chennai)

Temples in Porur, Chennai suburb:

Temples in Porur

Ramanatheswarar Temple: Located in Easwaran Koil Street, Porur, Chennai suburb around 1 km away from the Porur junction (on the Kundrathur road bus stop side on the Porur junction there is a Murugan temple arch which leads to this temple). Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Ramanatheswarar, Sri Vishnu as Ramar and Divine Mother Shakti as Shivakama Sundari.
This is a Guru (Jupiter) Sthalam, one of the Navagraha Sthalams of Chennai.
(See all Navagraha Sthalams in and around Chennai)
Bala Murugan Temple: Located in Easwaran Koil Street, Porur, Chennai suburb around 1 km away from the Porur junction (on the Kundrathur road bus stop side on the Porur junction there is the Murugan temple arch which leads to this temple). Dedicated to Sri Murugan as Bala Murugan.
Ksetu Kshetram Temple: Located near the Kedar Hospital bus stop, near Porur, Chennai suburb. Dedicated to Sri Ganesha as Sarva Siddhi Vinayagar.
Shiva Veera Anjaneyar Temple: Located in the Porur, Chennai suburb. The temple is reached by taking the street near the Porur police station which is a little before the Porur junction (from the Guindy side). Dedicated to Bhakta Anjaneyar as Shiva Veera Anjaneyar.

Temples in Pozhichalur, Chennai:

Temples in Pozhichalur

Agastheeswarar Temple: Located in Pozhichalur, Chennai suburb. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Agastheeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Ananda Valli Ambal.
This is a Shani (Saturn) Sthalam, one of the Navagraha Sthalams of Chennai.
(See all Navagraha Sthalams in and around Chennai)

Temples in Pudupakkam, Chennai suburb:

Temples in Pudupakkam

Anjaneyar Temple: Located at Pudupakkam, Chennai suburb. Pudupakkam is in the Kelambakkam-Vandalur Road on the Kelambakkam side (around 3 km from Kelambakkam bus stop). Dedicated to Bhakta Hanuman as Sri Anjaneyar.

Temples in Pudupet (Komaleeswaranpet), Chennai suburb:

Temples in Pudupet

Komaleeswarar Temple: Located in Adithanar Salai, Pudupet, Chennai around 2 km from the Chintadripet MRTS railway station. Dedicated to Sri Shiva as Komaleeswarar and Divine Mother Shakti as Komalambigai.
Meenakshi Amman Temple: Located in Chandra Banu Street, Harris Road, Pudupet, Chennai near the Komaleeswarar temple inside a lane on the opposite side of the road. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Meenakshi Amman and Sri Shiva as Sundareswarar.
Meenakshi Amman appeared out of the Putra Kamesti Yagna performed by king Malayadwaja Pandya. She was born with three breasts but a divine voice told that Her third breast would disappear as soon as She meets Her husband. Before Her coronation She embarked upon a digvijaya. During this digvijaya she came to Kailasha but as soon as She saw Lord Shiva, She bowed in shyness and Her third breast disappeared. The Meenakshi temple at Madurai depicts the divine wedding of Sri Sundareswarar Shiva with Devi Meenakshi.
Chinna Sadai Amman Temple: Located in L.G Road, Pudupet, Chennai around 1 km away from the Komaleeswarar Temple. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Chinna Sadai Amman.
Ranganatha Swamy Temple: Located in Naicken Street, Pudupet, Chennai around 1 km away from the Komaleeswarar Temple. Dedicated to Sri Vishnu as Ranganatha Swamy and Divine Mother Shakti as Ranganayaki Thayar.

Temples in Purasawalkam, Chennai:

Temples in Purasawalkam

Gangadhareshwarar Temple: Located in Gangadhareshwarar Koil Street, Purasawalkam, Chennai. Dedicated Sri Shiva as Gangadhareshwarar and Divine Mother Shakti Pankajambal.
Pathala Ponniamman Temple: Located in Purasawalkam, Chennai around half km away from the Motcham Theatre at Purasawalkam. Dedicated to Divine Mother Shakti as Pathala Ponniamman.

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