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Village temple Panamalai · Villupuram district

Pasupathi Lingeshwarar, Sivan Kovil

Siva · Panamalai

Village listing

  • Deity Siva
  • Hours today Listed
  • Plus code 39WJ+72

The temple in short#

Deity
Siva · About Siva
Address
39WJ+72H, MDR807, Panamalai, Tamil Nadu 605201
Village
Panamalai · PIN 605201 — from its listing's address
Phone
082482 59120 — as listed; it may be a trustee's or a priest's own number. Call at a sensible hour.
Plus code
39WJ+72H · to about 3 metres
Coordinates
12.10N 79.38E · 12.09569, 79.38011
Listed as
Hindu temple
Name as listed
Pasupathi lingeshwarar , Sivan Kovil

Opening hours#

As the map listing gave them on 1 November 2026

SundayOpen 24 hours
MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours

Village temples often open late on festival days and close for a while after a death in the village. These are the listing's usual hours; check before a long journey.

Today here#

Worked out for this temple's own longitude and latitude

Working out today at this temple…

Days kept for Siva#

The calendar's days for the god, dated for this place

These are the days Tamil Nadu keeps for a Siva temple. This temple's own festival — its thiruvizha, its kappu kattu, its car day — is set by its village and is not on any listing; ask there.

Where it is#

Pasupathi Lingeshwarar, Sivan Kovil (the green dot) and the 8 nearest village temples, numbered as in the list beside it, placed by their plus codes; the view is about 2.2 km across, north up.

  1. Amacharu Amman Temple 210 m
  2. Sri Chenna Kesava Perumal Temple 350 m
  3. Sri Ramalinga Chowdeshwari Amman Temple 350 m
  4. Jeeva Samathi (Shivan Temple), Panamalai 390 m
  5. Sri Anjaneyar Kovil 410 m
  6. Old Kamakshi Temple 790 m
  7. Sri Samundeswari Amman Temple 860 m
  8. Panamalai Thalagireeshwarar Shiva Temple 960 m

Around it#

Nearest first, by straight-line distance

Also in Panamalai 12

Villages nearby

Parihaaram sthalams within reach

Where this comes from#

This temple came from a public map listing (2026-10-31 Villupuram district villages), and its address, hours and phone from its own listing, opened on 1 November 2026 and matched by its plus code. None of it has been checked on the ground. The name is written our way (title case, Sri, Kovil); the listing's own spelling is kept above.

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