Thiru Naraiyur - Nachiyar Kovil - Divya Desam


Garudan (Kal Garudan)The beautiful stone idol of the  Garuda, which gains weight stage when taken out for a procession and reduces back to its normal weight while coming towards the temple.
The excellent collection of copper idols of Various gods. Alwars and other important kings.
Moolavar:
The Moolavar of this sthalam is Thirunarayur Nambi. Also called as Srinivasan and Vasudevan. The Moolavar is giving his seva in standing posture being ready to marry the Thaayar, facing east (Kalyana thirukkolam). Prathyaksham for Medavi Munivar and Brahma devan. 
Thayaar:
The Thayaar found in this sthalam is Vanjulavalli Naachiyar. She is found next to the Moolavar in Garbhagriham ( Moolavar Sannadhi ). No Separate Sannidi for Thayar)
Mangalasasanam:
  • Thirumangai - 110 Paasurams.
Pushkarani:
  • Mani mukthi Nadhi Theertham.
  • Aniruddha Theertham.
  • Pradhyumna Theertham.
  • Samba Theertham.
  • Sankarshana Theertham.
Vimanam:
Srinivasa Vimaanam. 

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