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Tirukkalukunram (திருக்கலுகுன்ரம் or இன்ட்ர புரி or னரயன புரம்)

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Tirukkalukunram (திருக்கலுகுன்ரம் or இன்ட்ர புரி or னரயன புரம்)
Also known as Indra puri, Narayana puram

Primary Deity: Vedagireeswarar (வெடகிரிஸ்வரர், திருமலியலுடியர்)
also known as Tirumalaiyaludaiyar
Consorts: Tripurasundari (ட்ரிபுரஸுன்டரி)

Travel base, Address references
Located at: Tirukkalukunram
Near: Mahabalipuram
Travelbase: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Legends and Notes
– The four hills represent the four Vedas

– Indra and Vishnu were blessed by Shiva here, hence the names Indrapuri & Narayanapuram

– Two devotees in the form of birds are still believed to partake food offerings atop the hill at a specific time each day

– This hill is also believed to be a part of the Sanjeevani hill brought by Hanuman

– Bhaktavatsalar is the presiding deity of ground temple while Vedagireeswarar adorns the hill temple

Other Information
Significance:
This temple is considered to be Siva Sthalam

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