Tirunatyattankudi Temple
Tirunatyattankudi Temple is 118th in the series of Tevara Stalams and is located south of the river Kaveri.
Tirunatyattankudi Temple is regarded as the 118th in the series of Tevara Stalams south of the river Kaveri. Shiva settled the assets of Ratnendra Chola and his father here and hence the name Ratneswarar. The name Karinatheswarar stems from the worship offered by an elephant here. Kai Kattu Vinayakar pointed out Shiva and Parvati in disguise, to Sundarar. Kotpuli Nayanar is associated with this shrine.The current structure is a hundred and fifty years old. The temple has a single prakaram. The Nadavu Utsavam in the month of Aadi is of importance here.
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