Moongiladi Annakamu Temple (மூங்கிலடி அன்னகாமு கோவேல்) Oddanchathiram, Dindigul

Moongiladi Annakamu,Oddanchathiram,Dindigul

Moolavar : Annakamu
Urchavar : –
Amman / Thayar : –
Thala Virutcham : –
Theertham : –
Agamam / Pooja : –
Old year : 500 years old
Historical Name : –
City : Oddanchathiram
District : Dindigul
State : Tamil Nadu

Festival:

Navarathri is grandly celebrated in the temple in the month of Purattasi – September-October.

Temple’s Speciality:

According to ancient epigraphy details still available in the temple, Sri Kamatchi Amman was gracing Her devotees being under a bamboo tree surrounded by Arali plants. She was in a small form then.

Opening Time:

The temple is open from 6.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.

Address:

Sri Moongiladi Annakamu Temple, Oddanchathiram, Dindigul.

General Information:

According to ancient epigraphy details still available in the temple, Sri Kamatchi Amman was gracing Her devotees being under a bamboo tree surrounded by Arali plants. She was in a small form then.

Prayers:

Sri Kamatchi Amman is believed to be powerful to grace Her devotees with children and help those facing problems in marriage proposals.

Thanks giving:

Devotees offer Sari (Vastra) and perform abishek to the mother on realizing their prayers.

Greatness Of Temple:

People use to light 63 deepas in the temple remembering the 63 Shiva devotees known as Nayanmars. There are shrines for Astalakshmi and Shakti Vinayaka.

Temple History:

The temple was under the private administration of one Peria Gounder a native of Tummichampatti in the year 1942. He also installed a Guardian Deity Karuppanasami idol here for the protection of Kamatchi Amman. In those days only Navarathri was celebrated in the temple. Later, a committee was formed to build a proper temple with a Gopuram-Tower. A woman by name Danalakshmi donated the Kamakshi Amman idol. The silver crown on the Amman looks very beautiful.