Suchindram Temple, Kanyakumari
Temple is also known as the Thanumalayan Temple, located in the Suchindram district of Kanyakumari at a distance of 11 km from the Kanyakumari. The eye-catching feature of the temple is that the temple is dedicated to the trinity of God, Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Brahma. Due to this the temple has high religious importance in India.
Temple famously also known as Sthanumalayan Perumal Temple, consists of around 30 other shrines and presents a captivating architecture. In the name Sthanumalayan, Sthanu means Lord Shiva, Mal means Lord Vishnu, and Aya means Lord Brahma.
History of Suchindram Temple
The ancient Suchindram temple is said to be raised during the 17th century. However, a few parts of the temple have the evidence to be built from back 8th to the 15th century. The land got its name from the Sthala Purana, according to Hindu mythological legends, the God Indra got free from the curse at this holy place.
A very beautiful and holy land where all three main deities of Gods, Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, and Lord Brahma are worshiped.
Architecture of Suchindram Temple
Besides having religious significance but also its stunning architecture. With excellent architecture, the atmosphere of the temple is also very good. As South Indian style entrance of the temple is made up of Gopuram of seven stories, with the perfect design craved by the different God and Goddess.
The major attraction of the temple is its 4 musical pillars with a height of 18 feet. These pillars when stuck create the melodies and musical sound, showing the stunning piece of architecture.
As you enter the temple Sanctum Sanctorum, there is a shrine for Lord Vishnu. The idol of the temple is made up of different 8 types of metals. On the other side, there is the idol of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita.
Suchindram Temple Timings
Temple Darshan Timings
| Duration | Darshan Timings |
| Morning Timings | 4:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| Evening Timings | 5:00 PM t0 8:30 PM |
Suchindram Pooja Timings
| Name of Poojas | Pooja Timing |
| Abhiseka pooja for Moola Lingam | 04:15 AM |
| Abhiseka Pooja for Thanumalayam Deity | 04:45 AM |
| Daily Festival Pooja | 5:30 AM |
| Tharai Abhiseka Pooja | 6:30 AM |
| Mistanga Pooja | 7:00 AM |
| Uchikkala Pooja, Deepa Aradhanai | 11:00 AM |
| Deepa Aradhanai, Ahala Pooja and Arthajama Pooja | 6:00 AM |
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Accommodation in Kanyakumari
There are many stunning accommodations in Kanyakumari, where one can have an enjoyable and delightful stay at Kanyakumari near the railway and bus station. Located in a very convenient area of the city, from where one can easily get to different tourist places easily.
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How to reach Suchindram temple
Suchindram temple is very near and easily accessible from the Kanyakumari, from the Kanyakumari the temple is about 11 km. Local transportation facilities are easily available from here. From Nagarkoil one can easily reach the temple.
The nearest railway station to Temple is at Nagarcoil which is 3 km from the temple.
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