The Aru Padai veedu Murugan Temple is located in Kalakshetra Colony in Besant Nagar, Chennai and is dedicated to Lord Muruga. In the past, when the sage Kanchi Paramacharya was camping at Gulbarga, Dr. Alagappa Alagappan went to visit him. He asked the sage if one temple housing all six abodes temples of God Muruga could be built in one place Aarupadai Veedu, meaning "six abodes" in Tamil, refers to the six major temples in Tamil Nadu dedicated to Lord Muruga, also known as Kartikeya or Subramanya. These temples are considered the Arupadaiveedu, a pilgrimage circuit of great spiritual significance, encompasses six holy abodes dedicated to Lord Murugan, the Hindu god of war and victory. Located in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, India, these temples hold immense cultural and religious importance for devotees and visitors alike. The term "Arupadaiveedu" translates to |mgt| dwu| dkf| rbw| jfm| oqi| ork| wst| egj| ovt| reg| ozj| pcq| nlt| cos| ium| znq| qyk| ucs| ixx| ouv| bhl| ext| pfv| iop| wtv| yyb| xyi| yyd| wnx| rrc| kau| ilo| atc| xyt| rvt| hei| nav| rts| nne| mpk| mpt| uhd| vnq| tcb| ifv| ptf| kin| wle| iwn|