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Tiruvannamalai (Thiruvannamalai), is one of the famous 5 Pancha Bhuta Sthalas of Lord Shiva in Tamil Nadu, India. Here Lord Shiva in Tir...

Tiruvannamalai (Thiruvannamalai), is one of the famous 5 Pancha Bhuta Sthalas of Lord Shiva in Tamil Nadu, India.

Here Lord Shiva in Tiruvannamalai is associated with Agni (or) Fire element of the Universe.

Tiruvannamalai is also called Arunachaleswarar Temple (Arunachalam) and is an important pilgrimage site in South India.

Some of the best places to visit in Tiruvannamalai includes:

1. Annamalaiyar Temple


Arulmigu Arunachaleswarar Temple - Annamalaiyar Temple
Annamalaiyar Temple

Annamalaiyar Temple also called as Arunachalesvara Temple is famous Lord Shiva Temple in Thiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu.

Tiruvannamalai, commonly known as Arunachala, is one of the famous Shivite shrines in Tamil Nadu , spreading over a 25-acre temple complex....

Tiruvannamalai, commonly known as Arunachala, is one of the famous Shivite shrines in Tamil Nadu, spreading over a 25-acre temple complex.

Lord Siva is worshiped here in the form of Agni Lingam along with the Goddess Parvati at this ancient Annamalaiyar Temple.

Arulmigu Arunachaleswarar Temple - Tiruvannamalai

Tiruvannamalai Temple Info:


Deity Annamalaiyar (Shiva) & Apitakuchambaal (Parvati)
Locale Tiruvannamalai
District Tiruvannamalai
State Tamil Nadu
Pincode 606601
Major Festivals Karthigai Deepam
Architecture Dravidian Style

In this temple, Lord Siva is called by different names, such as Annamalayar/Annamalaiyar and Arunachaleswarar.

Arunachaleswara Temple - Annamalaiyar Temple
Arunachaleswara Temple - Annamalaiyar Temple

About Tiruvannamalai Temple:


The word "Thiru" means "Greatness" and "Annamalai" means an inaccessible mountain in ancient times. These two words were combined to form "Tiruvannamalai".

The temple town of Tiruvannamalai attracted many pilgrims throughout the ages and acted as a cultural centre of the Shiva Religion (Shaivism) over centuries.