Temple Description

God Nageshwara Swamyis present in the form of “Nagas.” Lord Nageshwara Swamy god is in the shape of a Shiva Linga, which is considered self-manifested (Swayambhu) by numerous aficionados. The sanctuary is particularly gone by by those enduring from Naga dosha, or who wish to perform Sarpa Samskara or Naga Pratishtapana ceremonies. Shri Nageshwara Swamy Sanctuary holds a uncommon put and has long been a put for Sarpa dosha nivarana (cure for serpent-related torments). Numerous families with hereditary serpent revere conventions come here every year for extraordinary poojas. The neighborhood community accepts that the Shiva Linga here is profoundly associated with soil vitality and serpent spirits, and that true revere here evacuates long-standing deterrents and brings prosperity.

The sanctuary takes after a basic however sacrosanct conventional South Indian engineering. It has a little Gopuram (entrance tower) and a stone-pillared lobby driving to the sanctum. The sanctum sanctorum (Garbhagriha) houses the Shiva Linga on a peetha (platform), encompassed by dividers that are decorated with old Nagadevata stones (Naga Shilas). There are too partitioned holy places for Ruler Ganesha, Nandi (the bull), and Goddess Parvati, upgrading the otherworldly vitality of the space.