Tirucherai Sivasthalam
About Tirucherai Sivasthalam
The Tirucherai Gnanaparameswarar Temple stands as a significant Tevara sthalam in the village of Tirucherai, positioned in the Tiruvarur district of Tamil Nadu. Situated approximately 14 kilometers south of the temple city of Kumbakonam and about 4 kilometers north of Kudavasal, the temple remains accessible to pilgrims from surrounding regions. As a recognized Sivasthalam, it holds religious importance within the Shaivite tradition and serves as a spiritual center for devotees in the area.
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