Arunagirinatha Temple is the third oldest Shiva Temple at Tiruvannamalai. Some say; Adi Annamalai Temple is the head of Lord Shiva, Arunachaleswarar Temple is His body and Arunagirinatha Temple comprise the feet of the Lord.
The Temple is privately run by a Trust and through the good work of a local Brahmin priest family, was recently restored to its former glory.
To read more about the Temple and to view more photographs, go to this link here and to this link here.
Below are photographs of a fire homam performed at the Temple. This particular Homam lasted about four hours and engaged the offices of five priests.
To learn more about how to organise an homam to be performed at the Arunagirinathar Temple please use the 'contact me' at the top left of this page.
The Temple is privately run by a Trust and through the good work of a local Brahmin priest family, was recently restored to its former glory.
To read more about the Temple and to view more photographs, go to this link here and to this link here.
Below are photographs of a fire homam performed at the Temple. This particular Homam lasted about four hours and engaged the offices of five priests.
To learn more about how to organise an homam to be performed at the Arunagirinathar Temple please use the 'contact me' at the top left of this page.
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