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Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal Temple

The Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal Temple in Pandeswaram, Tamil Nadu, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, worshipped as Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal. This ancient temple, steeped in history and spirituality, draws devotees who seek blessings for prosperity, health, and spiritual well-being.

Timings

5.30Am to 8.30Pm.

Entry Fee

No Entry Fee

  1. The temple is believed to have ancient origins, with its history dating back several centuries.
  2. It is a testament to the architectural and spiritual heritage of Tamil Nadu.
  3. The temple likely received patronage from local kings, chieftains, and wealthy devotees over the centuries, contributing to its maintenance and expansion.


Do's and Don'ts

  1. Maintain Cleanliness
  2. Observe Silence
  3. Follow Ritual Protocols
  4. Remove Footwear
  5. Keep the Temple Clean
  6. Respect the Sanctity of the Space


  1. Avoid Inappropriate Clothing
  2. Do Not Bring Prohibited Items
  3. No Smoking or Intoxication
  4. Avoid Touching Idols
  5. Do Not Litter
  6. Avoid Disruptive Behaviour
  7. Respect Gender-Specific Areas
  8. No Commercial Activities
  9. Avoid Physical Affection


Dress Code

Wear traditional and modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. Men can wear dhotis or traditional attire, and women can wear sarees or salwar kameez.


How to reach

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By Air:

The nearest major airport is Chennai International Airport (MAA), which is about 75 km from Pandeswaram. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use other local transportation options to reach the temple.


By Train:

The nearest railway station to Pandeswaram is Avadi Railway Station, which is approximately 11 km away. Kanchipuram is well-connected to major cities in Tamil Nadu and nearby states. From the railway station, you can hire a taxi or take a local bus to Pandeswaram.


By Road:

From Chennai:

  1. Distance: Approximately 75 km
  2. Route: Take the Chennai - Bangalore Highway (NH 48) and follow signs to Kanchipuram. From Kanchipuram, follow local roads to reach Pandeswaram.

Nearby Cities and Rivers

Rivers Near the Temple:



Palar River:



The Palar River is one of the significant rivers in Tamil Nadu. It flows close to the region where Pandeswaram is located. The river is an essential water source for agriculture and drinking water in the surrounding areas.


Cities and Towns Near the Temple:


Kanchipuram:

Distance: Approximately 25 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: Known as the "City of Thousand Temples," Kanchipuram is a major pilgrimage site and is famous for its ancient temples, including the Kanchi Kamakshi Temple and the Ekambareswarar Temple. It is also renowned for its silk sarees.


Chennai:

Distance: Approximately 75 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: Chennai is the capital city of Tamil Nadu and a major cultural, economic, and educational hub. It is home to the famous Marina Beach, Kapaleeshwarar Temple, and Fort St. George.


Sriperumbudur:

Distance: Approximately 30 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: Sriperumbudur is known for the Rajiv Gandhi Memorial and the ancient Adikesava Perumal Temple. It is also a significant industrial area with many manufacturing units.


Vellore:

Distance: Approximately 90 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: Vellore is known for the Vellore Fort, Christian Medical College (CMC), and the Golden Temple in Sripuram.


Tiruvallur:

Distance: Approximately 45 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: Tiruvallur is known for the Veera Raghava Swamy Temple, a prominent Vishnu temple in the region. It is also an important town in the Chennai metropolitan area.


Nearby Attractions:


Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary:

Distance: Approximately 50 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: This sanctuary is one of the oldest bird sanctuaries in India and a popular spot for bird watching, especially during the migratory season.


Mahabalipuram (Mamallapuram):

Distance: Approximately 80 km from Pandeswaram.

Significance: Mahabalipuram is famous for its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including rock-cut temples, the Shore Temple, and the Pancha Rathas.