About the temple
Sthala Sayana perumal temple is among the 108 divya desams of SriVaishnavas and is a part of the tondai naadu divyadesams. The presiding diety here is in sleeping posture like Lord Vishnu’s form in Thirupaarkadal. The utsavar perumal is known as ulaguyya ninraan. Pundarika rishi can be seen sitting at the lord’s feet in the temple. This place is the birth place of Boothathalwar.
How to reach
The temple is about 50 kms from Chennai. Frequent bus service is available from Chennai to Mahabalipuram on the East Coast Road (ECR) as well as Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR). The temple is around 15 kms from Thiruvidanthai temple and so both the temples can be covered at the same time. Also there are some places of sightseeing close to the temple. The below picture is the view of the temple gopuram from the hill besides it.
Nearest railhead and airport: Chennai
Sannadhis
Sthala sayana perumal
Nilamangai thayar
Ramar
Andal
Anjaneya
Lakshmi Narasimhar
Bhootatalwar
Garuda
Pushkarni and Vimanam
There are two pushkarnis- Pundareeka pushkarni and Garuda river
The vimanam is known as thaganakruthi vimanam or aanatha vimanam.
Temple Timings and Contact details
The temple is open in the mornings from 6.30 am to 12 noon and in the evenings from 3 pm to 8.30 pm.
The contact person details are: Sri Chakravarthi bhatachar- 9444235284
Search terms: thala sayana perumal, nilamangai thayar, thaayar, neelamangai thayar, ulaguyya ninraan, ula kuyya ninran, pundareekar rishi, tondai naadu, tontai naatu divyadesam, srivaishnava, aanandha vimanam, boothatazhwar
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Sthala Sayana perumal temple is among the 108 divya desams of SriVaishnavas and is a part of the tondai naadu divyadesams. The presiding diety here is in sleeping posture like Lord Vishnu’s form in Thirupaarkadal. The utsavar perumal is known as ulaguyya ninraan. Pundarika rishi can be seen sitting at the lord’s feet in the temple. This place is the birth place of Boothathalwar.
How to reach
The temple is about 50 kms from Chennai. Frequent bus service is available from Chennai to Mahabalipuram on the East Coast Road (ECR) as well as Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR). The temple is around 15 kms from Thiruvidanthai temple and so both the temples can be covered at the same time. Also there are some places of sightseeing close to the temple. The below picture is the view of the temple gopuram from the hill besides it.
Nearest railhead and airport: Chennai
Sannadhis
Sthala sayana perumal
Nilamangai thayar
Ramar
Andal
Anjaneya
Lakshmi Narasimhar
Bhootatalwar
Garuda
Pushkarni and Vimanam
There are two pushkarnis- Pundareeka pushkarni and Garuda river
The vimanam is known as thaganakruthi vimanam or aanatha vimanam.
Temple Timings and Contact details
The temple is open in the mornings from 6.30 am to 12 noon and in the evenings from 3 pm to 8.30 pm.
The contact person details are: Sri Chakravarthi bhatachar- 9444235284
Search terms: thala sayana perumal, nilamangai thayar, thaayar, neelamangai thayar, ulaguyya ninraan, ula kuyya ninran, pundareekar rishi, tondai naadu, tontai naatu divyadesam, srivaishnava, aanandha vimanam, boothatazhwar
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