IMG_1681, Veetrirundha Perumal Temple, Thirumazhisai, Thiruvallur
IMG_1681, Veetrirundha Perumal Temple, Thirumazhisai, Thiruvallur

Veetrirundha Perumal Temple, Thirumazhisai, Thiruvallur

Date built:–
Deity:Veetrirundha Perumal
Architectural style:Dravidian architecture
Major festivals–
Locale:Thirumazhisai
District::Thiruvallur
Address:Veetrirundha Perumal Temple,Thirumazhisai,Thiruvallur District – 600 124
Phone+91 787193820 / 9884274327.
 Veetrirundha Perumal Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu located at Thirumazhisai near Chennai City in Thiruvallur District of Tamilnadu. This temple is about 300 meters from Jagannatha Perumal Temple. Even though it is claimed that the temple is very old, the antiquity was lost during renovations by fixing of tiles and concreting.

Temple Opening Time

The temple remains open between 07.00 Hrs to 11.00 Hrs and 17.00 hrs to 20.00 Hrs.

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Legend / Local stories

When the great sages Brighu and Markandeya performed tapes in Puri and longed for divine vision, Lord Vishnu appeared only hazily and that too in half form. Pressed for a fuller vision, he indicated that he would do so only in “Maheesara Kshetram”. The sages then prayed to Lord Brahma to identify this sacred place. Lord Brahma found from Lord Vishnu that this could easily be identified since it would outweigh the rest of the world by at least one grain of paddy.

He also learnt that this Kshetram was the place where Lord Vishnu would give darshan with his consort, Sri Shenbagavalli. Lord Brahma, acting on these instructions. Located this Kshetram when he saw Lord Vishnu in this posture at Thirumazhisai. This temple is the location where Lord Brahma obtained darshan of Lord Vishnu with all his regalia and in full splendour. Here Lord Vishnu is seen with this consort. He also indicates with his fingers that this Kshetram outweighs the rest of the world by a grain of paddy.

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Here Lord Vishnu grants darshan with Ashtalakshmis – four Lakshmis on the crown on all four sides, two Lakshmis i.e Sridevi And Bhudevi on either side. The worship of Ashtalakshmi in this temple is always accompanied by the worship of Lord Vishnu. So that the devotee’s life may become more sublime and enriched.

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How to Reach:

Thirumazhisai is located on the western corridor a suburb of Chennai City in Tiruvallur District of Tamilnadu. Thirumazhisai is situated on Poonamallee – Thiruvallur – Thirupathi Highway. Thirumazhisai is located at about 5 Kms from Poonamallee, 17 Kms from Sriperumbudur, 24 Kms from Tiruvallur, 13 Kms from Avadi, 11 Kms from Thiruverkadu, 6 Kms from Narasingapuram, 8 Kms from Mangadu, 31 Kms from Thiruvallur, 26 Kms from Chennai Central Railway Station, 24 Kms from Egmore Railway Station, 24 Kms from Chennai Airport and 25 Kms from Chennai. The Temple is located at about 300 meters from Jagannatha Perumal Temple and 350 meters from Othandeswarar Temple.

By Road:

The Temple is located at about 300 meters from Thirumazhisai Koil Bus Stop, 500 meters from Thirumazhisai Bus Stand and 18 Kms from Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus. Buses ply every 30 minutes from Parrys (253,54B) / Koyambedu (153) / T. Nagar (597) / Tambaram (596). Frequent buses are available from Poonamallee and buses from various parts of the city to Thiruvallur passes through Thirumazhisai. From Chennai take the Poonamallee high road, just after Motel Highway on the left-hand side, take the immediate right (usually taken en route to Tirupati). Be cautious as this is a major Bangalore highway and an accident-prone area. After making a right go for 500 yards to reach Thirumazhisai.

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By Train:

Nearest Railway Stations are located at Pattabiram (10 Kms), Avadi (14 Kms) and Tiruvallur (20 Kms).

By Air:

Nearest Airport is located at Chennai (24 Kms).

Contact Details

Veetrirundha Perumal Temple,
Thirumazhisai,
Thiruvallur District – 600 124
Mobile: +91 787193820 / 9884274327.

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