Madhava Perumal Temple is a famous Temple dedicated to Sri Vishnu located at Mylapore. Chennai, Tamilnadu. The Presiding Deity is Sri Vishnu as Madhava Perumal and his consort, Sri Lakshmi as Amirthavalli. The temple is believed to be the birthplace of Peyazhwar, one of the first three of the twelve Azhwar saints of the 6th-9th century AD. The temple has a rich history that is believed to be at least 800 years old, although there are opinions that this temple may have existed during the time of the Azhvars or soon after. The temple is maintained and managed by the Hindu Endowment Board of the Tamil Nadu government.
Devotees believe that by taking a bath in the temple Theertham and worshiping the Goddess, all of our sins will be relieved and we will be blessed. Those who encounter obstacles in getting married adore her by offering them a mixture of milk, sugar and saffron.
Brahmotsavam during Chithirai month, Aadippooram, Navarathiri, Float festival in Maasi month, Ramanavami, Tirukkalyaanam (Holy Marriage) on Panguni Uthiram.
Mylapore Sri Madhava Perumal Temple Timings:
Morning: 7.00 AM. to 11.30 AM
Evening: 4.30 PM to 9.00 PM
During Margazhi Month: 5.00 AM. to 11.00 AM and 4.30 PM to 8.30 PM.
Kaala Shanthi Pooja: 8.00 AM to 8.30 AM
Sayaratchai Pooja: 6.00 PM to 6.30 PM
Mylapore Sri Madhava Perumal Temple History:
Sage Bhrigu to test Sri Vishnu’s composure kicked the Lord in his chest. Mahalakshmi, angry about it, left the Lord. To find a solution to this serious error, the sage Bhrigu made Tapasya while praying to have Mahalakshmi as a daughter. Mahalakshmi manifested as a child at theertham here. Since Lakshmi came out of the ocean of milk which was churned to obtain “amutham” (nectar), the sage called her “Amirthavalli” and raised her. When she reached marriageable age, she asked Lord Vishnu to marry her. The Lord came here and married her and the Divine couple stayed here at the request of sage Bhrigu.
Mylapore Sri Madhava Perumal Temple Address:
Sri Madhava Perumal Temple
Mylapore,
Chennai,
Tamil Nadu – 600004.
