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Village temple Anumanthapuram · Villupuram district

Yallai Pidari Amman Kovil

Amman (village goddess) · Anumanthapuram

Village listing

  • Deity Amman
  • Hours today Listed
  • Plus code 396G+X3

The temple in short#

Deity
Amman (village goddess)
Address
396G+X32, Hanumanthapuram, Tamil Nadu 605701
Village
Anumanthapuram · PIN 605701 — from its listing's address, which spells it Hanumanthapuram
Phone
No phone on the listing.
Plus code
396G+X32 · to about 3 metres
Coordinates
12.06N 79.38E · 12.06239, 79.37514
Listed as
Hindu temple
Name as listed
Yallai Pitaary Amman Kovil

Opening hours#

As the map listing gave them on 1 November 2026

SundayClosed
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
Friday4:30–6:30 pm
SaturdayClosed

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 Amman#

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

These are the days Tamil Nadu keeps for a Amman 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#

Yallai Pidari Amman 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. Ayyanar Temple 670 m
  2. Murugan Temple 680 m
  3. Ayyappan Kovil 720 m
  4. Tirukunavl Ayyanarappan Temple 850 m
  5. Sri Muthumariamman Temple 960 m
  6. Muthumariamman Kovil Anumanthapuram 1.1 km
  7. Sri Angala Parameswari Temple Sri Jada Muni Temple 1.2 km
  8. Pillaiyar Kovil 1.3 km

Around it#

Nearest first, by straight-line distance

Also in Anumanthapuram 9

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 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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