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In Tamilnadu where is a temple for SUN GOD ?
Asked by anantharaman,
21 Oct '09 11:51 am
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Suryanaar Temple or Sun God temple, is situated near Kumbhakonam in Tamilnadu. This ancient temple dedicated to the Sun is located near Kumbhakonam in Tamilnadu. Kumbhakonam and its surroundings abound in huge temples. This well known temple enshrines the Sun - Surya, Kasi Viswanatha and Visalakshi, and the other eight celestial bodies namely Chandran, Angarakan, Budhan, Brihaspati, Sukran, Saniswaran, Rahu and Ketu. An elaborate worship protocol is prescribed for pilgrims visiting here, starting with worship at the shrine of Ganesha, culminating in circumambulating the temple nine times. This temple built in the Dravidian style is over eight hundred years old and was patronized by the Imperial Chola Kings. This temple is located in close proximity to Kanjanur, and Tirumangalakkudi housing 1200 year old temples to Shiva. Suryanaar Koyil has acquired a lot of popularity in recent times, and is one of the pivotal points in the Navagaraha Stala Tour organized by the Tamilnadu Tourist D
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Answered by Kavita Prsd, 21 Oct '09 01:52 pm
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The ancient Suryanaar Temple is located at Kumbhakonam in Tamil Nadu.
Answered by Gopal, 21 Oct '09 12:15 pm
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Sun was created by God. It is not God.
God created the universe and us. He sent Jesus into the world so man may go to heaven and to God to be with Him forever.
Answered by sad seva, 21 Oct '09 12:10 pm
God created the universe and us. He sent Jesus into the world so man may go to heaven and to God to be with Him forever.
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So far as I remember it is at Mahabalipuram.
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Answered by Santiranjan Pal, 21 Oct '09 11:53 am
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