Village temple Melvalai · Villupuram district
Sivan Temple Melvalai
Siva · Melvalai
Village listing
- Deity Siva
- Hours today Not listed
- Plus code 28JM+G4
The temple in short
- Deity
- Siva · About Siva
- Address
- 28JM+G4C, Vellore - Thoothukudi Hwy, Melvalai, Tamil Nadu 605701
- Village
- Melvalai · PIN 605701 — from its listing's address
- Phone
- No phone on the listing.
- Plus code
- 28JM+G4C · to about 3 metres
- Coordinates
- 12.03N 79.33E · 12.03131, 79.33277
- Listed as
- Hindu temple
- Name as listed
- Sivan Temple Melvalai
Opening hours
The map listing does not give opening hours. Most village kovils open for the morning and evening pujas, near sunrise and sunset, and stay open longer on Fridays, full moons and festival days; that is a pattern, not this temple's timetable.
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
Sivan Temple Melvalai (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 2.5 km across, north up.
Around it
Nearest first, by straight-line distance
Also in Melvalai 1
- Sivan Kovil Siva · 990 m
Villages nearby
- Kilvalai 7 temples · about 800 m
- Odiyathur 5 temples · about 1.9 km
- Oduvankuppam 1 temple · about 1.9 km
- Udaiyanatham 3 temples · about 3.1 km
- Sithathur 1 temple · about 3.7 km
- Vengamur 8 temples · about 3.8 km
Parihaaram sthalams within reach
- Mel Malayanur Angalamman Temple Angala Parameswari of the cremation ground · about 7 km
- Thirukkovilur Veerateswarar Temple Veerateswarar, who ended Andhakasura · about 17 km
- Arunachaleswarar Temple Arunachaleswarar (the element of fire) and Unnamulai Amman · about 36 km
- Devanatha Perumal Temple, Thiruvahindrapuram Devanatha Perumal with Hayagreevar on the Oushadagiri hill · about 52 km
Where this comes from
This temple came from a public map listing (2026-10-31 Villupuram district villages), and its address 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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