Tiruvaappaadi Temple

Tiruvaappaadi Temple

Tiruvaappaadi Temple is known for the worship of Lord Shiva. The temple is 40th in the series of the Tevara Stalams.

Tiruvaappaadi Temple is the 40th in the series of the Tevara Stalams located in Chola Nadu north of the river Kaveri. Chandikeswarar created a Shivalingam of earth and offered worship. There are two shrines dedicated to him here, one under the Stala Vruksham and the other in the sanctum. A cow was seen offering milk on its to a Swayambu lingam. The name Aappaadi comes from the fact that Chandikeswarar was grazing a herd of cows here. Navaratri is celebrated annually.

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