![]() ![]() Hordes of tourists visit the temple to seek the God’s blessings. The temple also acts as an important venue for summer festival which is organised during the month of May every year. Along with this, you can also have amazing view of the Palani and Vaigai dam from this temple.Īpart from this temple, there are many other religious places as well such as the Mariamman Temple, Vinayagar Temple, Murugan Temple, two mosques at Ellis Villa and Munjikal, sacred Heart Church and many more. Just famous 3 kms from the lake, it is vaery famous for its Kurinji flower which blossoms in the area only once every 12 years. The temple is dedicated to the Lord Muruga who is referred as 'God of hill'. According some, the honey from this place during the year when the Kurinji flower booms has medicinal value. It is said that the flower bloomed last in the year of 2004. The temple has also connection with the Kurinji flower which blooms on the hill once in 12 years. Thus the name itself symbolises its connection with the hill and the God of the hill. In Tamil language, the word Kurinji means 'hill region' and Andavar means 'God'. ![]() Lord Muruga is referred as 'God of hill'. Dedicated to Lord Muruga, the temple holds an important position amongst Hindu devotes. Located at a distance of 3 km from the Kodaikanal Lake, Kurinji Andavar Temple is the place worth visiting not just for religious tourists. ![]()
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