Embark on a Sacred Journey to Sri Angala Parameswari Temple
Escape the city and delve into spiritual rejuvenation with a day-long pilgrimage from Chennai to Melmalayanur, home to the renowned Angala Parameswari Temple. Known for powerful darshans especially on Amavasya (New Moon) and Pournami (Full Moon) days, this temple is a beacon of hope and healing in Tamil Nadu.
Best visited on Amavasya or Pournami for powerful blessings
Dress modestly—traditional attire encouraged
Bring turmeric, lime, lemon, flowers or bangles if offering to the goddess
Keep snacks and water ready for long drives
Pre-book to ensure availability during festive days
| Car type | Person | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
 SEDAN | A/C – Swift Dzire / Etios / Aura Hyundai | 1 to 4 person | Rs.6000/- |
 SUV | A/C – Innova / Ertiga / Rumion / Carens | 4 to 7 person | Rs.7500/- |
 SUV | A/C Innova Crysta | 4 to 7 Person | Rs.9200/- |
 SUV | A/C Innova Hycross | 4 to 7 Person | Rs.9500/- |
 VAN | A/C Tempo Traveller | 8 to 12 Person | Rs.9900/- |
This is the main attraction in Melmalayanur and one of the most famous Amman temples in Tamil Nadu. Devotees believe that worshipping Angala Parameswari during Amavasya will remove obstacles, evil forces, and black magic.
Every new moon day, the temple town is flooded with thousands of devotees who stay overnight in and around the temple. The entire village comes alive with: Spiritual chanting and prayers. Offerings of pongal and flowers to the goddess.
These small scenic hills surround the village and offer a serene view of the temple town. While not highly commercialized, they are a great spot for a peaceful morning or evening walk and photography.
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