COIMBATORE(Kongunadu)

11 Popular Temples In Coimbatore

Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu is a hub of temples of various faiths. Built in the unique South Indian architectural styles, these Chennai temples are a symbol of spirituality, culture and art. Here are some of the most popular and important temples in Chennai that you might not want to miss on your vacation!

1. Eachanari Vinayagar Temple

One of the most mystical temples in Coimbatore, the Eachanari Vinayagar Temple is situated on the Coimbatore to Pollachi National Highway road. According to mythological tales, when the prodigal 6-feet tall idol of Lord Vinayaga was being transported from Madurai to Patteesawarar Temple, the axle of the cart broke, and the idol became immovable from that place which is now known as the Vinayagar Temple.

Location: Coimbatore to Pollachi NH-209 Road, Eachanari
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2. Arulmigu Patteeswarar Swamy Temple

t is one of the most famous temples in Coimbatore commemorated in the memory of Lord Shiva. Built by Karikala Chola of the Chola Dynasty, it is one of the most famous old temples in Coimbatore, dating back to prehistoric ages. The marvellous architecture of the temple features stone carving, wooden carving, and gigantic pillars with carvings of manifestations of Shiva. This is also one of the most significant Coimbatore temples in the region.

Location: Siruvani Main Road, Siruvani, Perur, Coimbatore
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3. Palamalai Ranganathar Temple

Dedicated to the God of mercy, Lord Ranganathar, Palamalai is one of the most picturesque hill temples in Coimbatore. This temple is a synonym of mercy and is also considered as the worship place for the liberation of diseases, illness, and sins. If you wish to see a unique place, this is where you must go.

Location: Siruvani Main Road, Siruvani, Perur, Coimbatore
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4. Arulmigu Maruthamalai Murugan Temple

Situated atop a hill, amidst serene surroundings, Arulmigu Maruthamalai Murugan is one of the famous temples in Coimbatore. This temple is of great significance to the married couples who face issues in giving birth to a child. It is said that such couples can be blessed with children only after worshipping Lord Maruthamalai Muruga. So, make sure you visit this Murugan temple in Coimbatore on your next trip.

Location: Marudhamalai, Coimbatore

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5. Dhyanalinga Temple

Dhyanalinga is one of the most prominent yogic temples consecrated by Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, who is a yogic himself. This temple an important meditation site built according to a certain science that creates a powerful energy around you, which in turn facilitates inner transformation.

Location: Isha Yoga Centre, Velliangiri Foothills, Isha Vihar Post, Coimbatore

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6.Sree Ayyappan Temple

One of the most prominent Coimbatore temples, the Sree Ayyappan temple is dedicated to Lord Ayyappa. Pilgrims from all over India hail to this place during their Sabarimala Pilgrimage, a religious tour which requires procedural diet restrictions. This place serves as a mid-station as all the pilgrims stop here for rest during the pilgrimage.

Location:100 Feet Rd, Venkatasamy Layout, New Siddhapudur, Coimbatore

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7. Koniamman Temple

Located in the heart of the city, Koniamman temple is one of the principal Hindu temples in Coimbatore for marriage. This temple is considered as a sacred place for marriages, and it is believed that Mother Koniamman would help her kids lead a smooth married life, bless them with kids, protect them from diseases, and ensure business development.

Location: Poompuhar Nagar, Ukkadam, Coimbatore.

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8.Ramar Temple

Ramar temple is one of the most significant and the best temple in Coimbatore, devoted to Lord Ram. It is the only temple where one can spectate Lord Rama and Sri Anjaneya appear together facing each other. The best time to visit this temple is during the 10 day festival of Ram Navmi which is celebrated with huge pomp and show.

Location:Ramar Kovil Street, Ondipudur, Coimbatore
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9.Kottai-Easwaran Temple

Kottai Easwaran Temple is one of the best Shiva temples in Coimbatore, built by the Chola king, Karikala, as a devotional offering to Lord Shiva. The temple houses a huge Shivling with line of Brahma Sutra carved on it. Hence, it is believed that praying to Lord Shiva at this temple would would save people from adverse destiny and bless them with a prosperous future.

Location: Ukkadam, Coimbatore

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10. Naga Sai Mandir

The Naga Sai Mandir is so called because of the event that occurred in 1943, when a snake randomly rose from a heap of flowers to listen to the prayers offered to Sai Baba. From that day onwards, Shirdi Sai Baba has been worshipped as ‘Nagasai’, in all the temples in Coimbatore dedicated to Sai Baba.

Location: NO.1262 , Mettupalayam Road, Coimbatore

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