Temple Structure

Maha Mandapam

By moving through in two ways in Maha Mandapam we can worship both Moolavar( Lord Balasubramanian) and Lord Arumuga.From a spot called Maniyadi, we can worship Lord Balasubramanian.

Opposite to Maniyadi, Parvathi Amman and Kariyamanicka Vinayagar can be seen. Veerabagu Devar is at the left and Veera Mahendra Dever at the right side of Moolavar.

Moolavar

Moolavar a lithic figure is seen with 4 arms and Jadamudi in pooja posture facing east. At right side of Moolavar lies silver sripali and at left side golden sripali.

At the back side wall of Sanctum sanctorum the image of Jagannathar lingam is curved. Moolavar is worshiping this sivan only. Opposite to Moolavar we can see two peacocks, and a Nandhi the vahana of Jaganathar lingam.

Pancha Lingam

By going round the sanctum sanctorum we can see 5 lingams. A hole can be seen next to Pancha lingam at the northern side. It is believed that Devas are coming through this hole and perform pooja.

Arumugar

Arumugar known as Shanmugha Perman is posing beautifully with 6 faces and 12 arms. Deivayani is at the left and Valli at the right side of Arumugar. Athmalingam is in the small niche at the left. A Lithic image of Lord Arumuga is carved beautifully on a stone pillar outside the prakaram.

Jayanthi Nathar

If you come out of Maniyadi outer gate you can see Jayanthi Nathar made up of pancha loka. He is the processional deity for Moolavar. On both sides, the statues of Nachiyars can be seen. Chandralingam is at the left side in the shrine.