Sivapuripatti

Sivapuripatti

Sivapuripatti is a small village located in Sivagangai District of Tamilnadu, India. This place is blessed with a bright natural scenery. The nearest town to this village is Singampunari. Its located at a distance of 60 km from the city of Madurai in South India. Coconut rope production is one of main occupation here. STD code of this location is 4577.

Importance of Sivapuripatti

One of the highlights of this village is the ancient "Syambulingeswarar temple". We could find a lot of lithographic scripts on the walls of the temple. The idol of Lord Shiva in this shrine is belived to be a Swayambhu (self originated). Lord Shiva is an important deity for the Hindu mythology, is worshipped from times immemorial, and is still popular as ever. In this shrine, apart from Lord Shiva, deities of Lord Vinayaka, Lord Muruga, Chandikeshwarar and Navagraha are housed. Also there is a separate temple for Amman (Goddess) adjacent to it, with a pond in front. A karuppar idol is located in between these 2 temples.

Climate

Sivapuripatti experiences a very dry and hot climate with low degree of humidity. Normally, the temperature varies from 22 to 39 degree Celsius.

Language

Tamil is spoken, predominantly, in and around Sivapuripatti.

Transport

Sivapuripatti is well-connected by road.

Air

Madurai airport is around 60 km from Sivapuripatti and serves many of the regional airlines in India. People could get there via Chennai International Airport that has frequent services to Madurai. From the Madurai airport, taxi could be hired to reach this place.

Train

Madurai junction has direct connection to Mumbai, Chennai and many other important towns in India. From the railway station, a taxi could be hired to reach this place.


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