Tirunedunkulam Nedungalanathar Temple
About the temple
Thirunedungalanathar Temple in Thirunedunkulam, Trichy district, is an ancient Shiva shrine dating to the 5th century, renowned for its association with the Ardha Nareeshwarar form and the legendary Somaskanda deity missing its right thumb. The shrine draws devotees through the day for darshan and aarti, with the atmosphere reaching its peak during the evening rituals and on festival days when special pujas are performed.
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