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At a glance.... Vishnu Lakshmi Viman Pushkarni Hymns Location NaanMadeeyaPerumal, VyomaJothiPiran, VensudarPerumal, Lokanathan, ThalaicchangaNacchiar, SenkamalavalliThayar, Chandra Viman Chandra Pushkarni, Two, 3 kms on Mayavaram-Aakoor route.  

Thiru Talai Changa Nanmadhiam is one of the 108 pilgrimage centres of Alwars in the Vaishnava sampradaya. It is a small village that is 13 kms from Seergazhi on the Seergazhi-Nagapattinam road. It is also close to Akkur railway station and is approximately about 3kms on Mayavaram-Akkur route. Kaveri Poompattinam (famous as the capital of early Chola kings) is also very near to this place.  

|Vishnu here is referred to by the names

|Nan Madiya Perumal, Vyoma Jothi Piran, Vensudar Perumal, Lokanathan, etc.

|Talai changa Nacchiar, Senkamalavalli Thayar, etc.

|Chandra Vimana

|Chandra Pushkarni

|Two

|3 kms on Mayavaram-Akkur route

But a very old and beautiful hamlet surrounded by acres and acres of endless pastoral fields and coconut groves has remained unchanged attracting many pilgrimages down the ages. Silent and forlorn, the shrine situated far away from the main town is a haven of rare bliss unmindful of the world around.  

Located in a serene and remote spot quiet in tune with its pious austerity, Like all great places of worship, this Divya Desha at once goes back in history to the days of yore.

 

Located in a serene and remote spot quiet in tune with its pious austerity, Thalaisangam is one of the holy centres of 108 pilgrimage centres of Alwar. Like all great places of worship, this Divya Desha at once goes back in history to the days of yore.

The mild smell of exotic trees, shrubs and flowers, the chirping of wood pecker, mynahs and myriad other birds, the whistle of the unpolluted breeze, no mans land, a silent village temple, the gentle river flowing, the mango groves, the plantain farms, the sugar cane fields, the fanning leaves the strong smell of wild flowers remind, one of its heydays and present a cairn but exotic atmosphere.  

The mild smell of exotic trees, shrubs and flowers, the chirping of wood pecker, mynahs and myriad other birds, the whistle of the unpolluted breeze, no mans land, a silent village temple, the gentle river flowing, the mango groves, the plantain farms, the sugar cane fields, the fanning leaves the strong smell of wild flowers remind, one of its heydays and present a cairn but exotic atmosphere.  

It is said that here the omnipotent Lord appeared before Chandra, the Moon god and cured him of his wasting disease. Therefore he came to be known as Nan MadiyaPerumal. The hallowed shrine did not have adequate patrons. Over a period of time, it was lost to antiquity and in fact the Supreme Lord had to plead with ThirumangaiAlwar to compose a few hymns in his praise and the kshetra. Brahmandapuran glorifies the sanctity of the place in unending terms and ThirumangaiAlwar obliged the Lord with two of his hymns. The temple is six kms. fromMayavaram.

It is said that here the omnipotent Lord appeared before Chandra, the Moon god and cured him of his wasting disease. Therefore he came to be known as Nan MadiyaPerumal. The hallowed shrine did not have adequate patrons. Over a period of time, it was lost to antiquity and in fact the Supreme Lord had to plead with ThirumangaiAlwar to compose a few hymns in his praise and the kshetra. Brahmandapuran glorifies the sanctity of the place in unending terms and ThirumangaiAlwar obliged the Lord with two of his hymns. The temple is six kms. fromMayavaram.