Kalyana Varadharaja Perumal Temple
About Kalyana Varadharaja Perumal Temple
Located in the Kaladipettai area of Tiruvottriyur, Chennai, this ancient temple enshrines Kalyana Varadaraja Perumal as its primary deity, with the consort Perundevi Thayar gracing a separate shrine to the left of the sanctum. The temple follows the Vaikanasam agama tradition and features a Tridala-designed vimana. The presiding deity is venerated for bestowing wedding blessings and resolving matrimonial challenges. The temple complex includes shrines for Lord Rama, Mother Andal, Hanuman, and Chakrathalwar, along with a dedicated Navagraha shrine where all nine planets are installed on a lotus-petal-designed platform. Major festivals include the Panguni Uthiram wedding celebration, Vaikasi Brahmotsava, Acharya Sri Ramanuja Vizha, Krishna Jayanthi, and Masi Magam. Daily cow worship is performed before the Lord's shrine.
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