Kumizhi - Shiva’s Abode in Chennai
Kumili for many is a lush green hills in western ghats with meadows and pleasant winds.Kumizhi in Chennai, near Nallambakkam where Lord Shiva as Vedagirishwar and Goddess Parvathi as Tirupurasundari rest in a serene atmosphere to bless their childrenHilly Ride amidst Greenery
Its a wonder that a small mountain range with placid lakes and green pathways is near Chennai’s IT corridor. The place is twenty minutes drive from Mambakkam (Vandalur-Kelambakkam Road) and half hour from Guduvancherry. One has to traverse through a reserve forest to approach Kumizhi Village. The Shiva temple is a mile from there on hills with beautiful lake on one side and green trees on the other side
Chennai’s Kailash
After a mile surrounded by hills on three sides comes Tirupurasundari sameda Vedagirishwar temple. Lord Ganesha welcomes in both forms - a cute little stone Ganesh with a Vishwaroopa Vinayaga behind him . There is big Hanuman with a senate shrine. Nandi mandapam with the backdrop of the hill prepares our mind to supreme - Lord Vedagirishwar facing east and Goddess Tirupurasundari facing south are full of graceThere are separate shrines for Lord Valli Deivanai sameda Subramaniar , Goddess Durga, Lord Bhairavar, Chandran
Saroni Thadagam curing Skin Diseases
The temple pond - Saroni Thadakam cures Skin diseases including Leprosy. The clay of this pond is taken by devotees and applied to cure skin ailments. The pond never dries up and One walks up few meters able to realise the numerous channels that bring the medicinal waters to pond.
Naughty Monkeys
A group of monkeys 🐒 are around this temple and catch the Prasad offered by temple priest. Their playfulness will make us come out of the professional world and enjoy nature in its best form
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