Today I had plans of visiting Mylapore area. In my mind I had only two reasons One is being Tuesday I thought of exploring Amman or Murugar temples and second was Luz corner shopping. So taking an auto from Adyar in about 25minutes I reached Luz corner.
The first temple I stopped by was Sri Nava Sakthi Vinayagar temple. This temple is located at the corner where four roads meet. This temple is known as Luz pillaiyar temple. It’s 40 years old. Devoted to Lord Ganesh.
From this temple taking a left I walked towards Sanskrit college. Exactly 9 minutes away is Sri Apparswami temple. Devoted to Lord Shiva belief is Sri Sekkizhar, Sri Mannikavasagar came here and did Pooja here. You get to worship Sri Adhimoolavar, Sri Brahma, Sri Needhi and Sri Jaya Ganapathy, Sri Aadhi Lakshmi and Sri Veerabadrar. The praharam of the temple is huge.
From this temple entrance you can see Sri Vigneshwarar temple. Crossing the road you reach this temple. Devoted to Lord Ganesh this temple is 25 years old which is maintained by a family.
From this temple taking a left into the small road is Sri Pachai Kolavizhi Amman temple. She appears green in color, where you see Sri Aparna Devi, Sri Shymala, Sri Varahi, Sri Narthana Natarajar and Sri Kailasha Shivan. This temple is 15 years old maintained by a family.
From this temple yards away is Luz Sri Anjaneyar temple. Devoted to Sri Anjaneyar you get to worship Sri Kothandaramar and Sri Venkatachalapathy. Here belief is Sri Anjaneyar is a Swayambhu. This temple is 80 years old.
From here walking straight I reached Luz corner and started shopping. After years got to explore this part of Mylapore which connects to Royapettah bridge. @TravellerG
@Radhika26 What a fascinating exploration of Mylapore you’ve shared!
It’s incredible how this area is home to so many temples with unique stories and deities.
Your detailed descriptions and the pictures you’ve provided really bring the experience to life for those reading your post.
Thank you for Sharing!
tagging some friends @shyambohra@AjitThite@AnubhaBangia
Thank you very much @AjitThite Noted the points you have mentioned. I don’t know to add google map locations in an article.
I have submitted relevant temple photos which I clicked today.
That is really a great gesture, dear @Nomad_vikram to read our @Radhika26 's post and also tag our friends - I sincerely thank you for your kindness - I’m sure that LG @Radhika26 also will be grateful for the same.
Very happy to see that you are responding to fellow LGs posts like that of our @Radhika26 .
I think you forgot to tag your previous message to LG @Radhika26 .
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Thank you @Nomad_vikram for tagging me to wonderful post by @Radhika26 . Simple and easy to read post with temple pictures, which look beautiful in color and architecture. You have beautifully shared temple details which is very informative. Thank you for sharing with us this wonderful post!
Hi @Radhika26 I really loved the way you narrated your exploring Mylapore and Luz Corner along with links of the places you visited. Really this shows how much you enjoyed. Thanks for sharing with us. I would like to tag @FalguniP@RosyKohli@Tejal@Shrut19
to plan a visit to Chennai and we can explore together.
@Radhika26 "Such a delightful temple trail in Mylapore! " Each temple seems to have its own unique charm and history, adding to the rich cultural tapestry of Mylapore. And then ending the day with some shopping at Luz Corner—what a perfect blend of spirituality and local delights! Your post has sparked my curiosity to embark on a similar adventure. Thanks for sharing this wonderful experience!
Thank you for sharing your travel experience with us, seems like you had a great time!
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" Each temple seems to have its own unique charm and history, adding to the rich cultural tapestry of Mylapore. And then ending the day with some shopping at Luz Corner—what a perfect blend of spirituality and local delights! Your post has sparked my curiosity to embark on a similar adventure. Thanks for sharing this wonderful experience! 