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Tirukkarukudi Temple
Tirukkarukudi a small temple in Tamil Nadu is the 69th in the series of Tevara Stalams.

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Tirukkarukudi temple is the 69th in the series of Tevara Stalams located south of the river Kaveri.

Legends: Rama, Brahmma and king Sargunan worshipped the Prithivi lingam here. The presiding deity is also called Hanumadlingam. Shiva is also called Brahmapuriswarar and Parvati is called Advaitanayaki, or Kalyananayaki.

Temple: This is a small temple with two prakamrams. It has a 70 feet high Rajagopuram. Both the Shiva and Ambal shrines face the east. Sivaratri in the month of Maasi and Mondays in the month of Kartikai are special here.


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