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Dhandayuthapani Temple at Palani near Madurai
(Aru Padai Veedu)

Deities: Subramanya Swamy

This is one of the most visited shrines in Tamilnadu. It is built on a hillock and is accessed by a flight of steps or an electic winch. This shrine dedicated to Dhandayuthapani or Murugan is referred to in ancient Sangam literature. Contributions to this temple have been made by the Cheras, Pandyas and the Naik Kings. The Tiruvavinankudi temple at the foot of the hill is also considered to be a part of this complex.

Access and Accomodation: Palani, Madurai

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