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Temple Icon Sri Jagadeeshwarar Temple , Thiru Neeragam (inside Ulagalantha Temple) โœ“

๐Ÿ“ Thiru Neeragam, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu

National Significance

The 50th Divya Desam at Thiru Neeragam is enshrined within the Ulagalantha Perumal temple in Kanchipuram, where Lord Vishnu manifests as the primordial cosmic water element (Neer) that sustains all life.

Sri Jagadeeshwarar Temple , Thiru Neeragam (inside Ulagalantha Temple)

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Primary Deity:

Sri Jagadeeshwarar (Nindra Kolam)

Full Address:

142/24, Kamakshi Amman Sannathi St, Periya, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu 631502

Spiritual Highlights

Unique Powers:

UNVERIFIED

Miracle Beliefs:

UNVERIFIED

Devotee Practices:

Offering sacred water (theertham) archana and thulasi malas.

Spiritual Benefits:

UNVERIFIED

About Sri Jagadeeshwarar Temple , Thiru Neeragam (inside Ulagalantha Temple)

Sri Jagadeeshwarar Temple in Thiru Neeragam is the 50th Divya Desam. Glorified by Thirumangai Alvar in his Thirunedunthandakam, it is physically enshrined within the northern circumambulatory corridor of the grand Sri Ulagalantha Perumal Temple complex in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu.

The name Neeragam signifies Neer (water) and Agam (dwelling), venerating Lord Vishnu as the cosmic sustainer who manifests in the primordial element of water that gave birth to the universe. According to legend, Sage Akroora, the devout uncle of Lord Sri Krishna, bathed in the Yamuna and was blessed with a transcendental vision of Lord Vishnu resting upon Adisesha beneath the water. Desiring to preserve this water-borne vision of the Lord on earth, Akroora prayed at Kanchipuram, where the Lord appeared as Jagadeeshwarar (Lord of the Universe) alongside Goddess Nilamangai Valli Thayar.

Devotees praying at Thiru Neeragam seek freedom from thirst, drought afflictions, kidney-related ailments, and the soothing of fiery, aggressive temperaments, receiving the purifying grace of the divine water manifestation of Narayana.

Architecture & Heritage

Architectural Style:

Dravidian Architecture (Chola era incorporation into the Ulagalantha Perumal temple compound)

Architecture Highlights:

Jagadeeswara Vimanam, Akrura Theertham, compact sanctum niche within Ulagalantha Perumal complex.

Sacred Objects:

Granite moolavar icon of Lord Jagadeeshwarar.

Rituals & Traditions

Daily Rituals:

Worship conducted according to Ulagalantha Perumal temple operational kalas.

Special Traditions:

Vaikunta Ekadashi and Vamana Jayanti observances.

Prasada Available:

Theertham, Puliyodarai, Pongal.

Visitor Guidelines

Dress Code:

Traditional attire: Dhoti/Kurta for men; Saree or Salwar with Dupatta for women.

Accessibility:

Ground floor corridor layout with level stone flooring; easily accessible for all pilgrims.

Frequently Asked Questions

Temple Location

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How to Reach

Nearest Airport:

Chennai International Airport (MAA) (approx 67 km)

Nearest Railway:

Kanchipuram Railway Station (CJ) (approx 1.5 km)

Nearest Bus Stop:

Kanchipuram Municipal Bus Stand (approx 1 km)