Anuvavi Subramanian Temple

Vin Vino 15 months ago

Simply superb.. 500 steps hill, more divine and vibe temple.
Those who want a small
Climb and do relax on weekend, must try temple. Note: there will not be shops under the hill except any spl days. Do visit and don’t throw plastic papers, biscuit covers etc keep clean and enjoy

Manojkumar Sambhaji Sawant 23 months ago

One of the best place to visit. This place is very peaceful. Very calm and silent amidst the nature you will get lost into divinity ✨
Need to get your mind relaxed? visit here. There is a different vibe here that cannot be expressed in words.♥️I Just loved being there✨
There is a huge Hanuman Statue at the foot hill,
As you start to climb, you have Ganesh temple,
Then as you climb up the hill, you have the main Murgan temple, and Shiva temple is above that, There is atmost silence along with nature's bliss♥️
????Om Murgha????
????Har Har Mahadev????
????Om Namah Shivay ????
????Jai Bajrang Bali????

Arun 11 months ago

This temple is located near Chinna Thadagam, it is a hidden gem.

To reach the temple we need to climb 500 steps as it's not accessible by road. The temple is open from 8 am to 6 pm, I highly recommend visiting within these hours. Beyond the designated timings, the path becomes an active animal crossing area, and encounters with elephants are possible.

The main deity of the temple is Lord Murugan, but there is also a dedicated shrine for Lord Shiva. To reach the shrine, we have to climb an additional 100 steps from Murugan temple.

I was pleasantly surprised by the temple's commitment to sustainable practices, they utilise solar energy,which is truly commendable.

The temple is also well-maintained and kept clean. There is ample parking available, and a small parking fee is charged.

The highlight of this temple is the breathtaking view of the Western Ghats. You can enjoy the scenic beauty and peaceful atmosphere. It's truly a refreshing escape from the noise and chaos of everyday life.

If you're using public transport, you can take bus number 11A, which runs from Ukkadam to Anuvavi Kovil, and it conveniently stops near the temple.

Overall, my visit to this temple was a fulfilling experience.