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Sri Kadu Hanumantharaya Swamy Temple
- Dharapuram,Tamil Nadu
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Overview
Sri Kadu Hanumantharaya Swamy Temple is located at Dharapuram, Tirupur District, Tamil Nadu. This temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Dharapuram is one of the oldest towns in Tiruppur District and was the capital of Kongu Nadu under Kongu Cholas, at which time it was known as Vanchipuri and it is on the banks of the River Amaravathi a tributary of Cauvery and the beauty of the town is enhanced by the river. Renovation works are going on inside the temple.
About The Temple
Sri Kadu Hanumantharaya Swamy temple has a History of more than 600 years old. The pillars in the Mandapa are made up of wood with fine miniature artistic carving still stands good. This temple is a unique place where along with the Mrithika Brindavana of Sri Raghavendra swamy and Sri Teekacharayara Mrithika Brindavana is there inside Laksmi Narasimha temple complex. The Hanumantharaya Swamy’s right hand blesses the devotees and left hand carries the flower Sowganthi.
Legend and Stories
This Anjaneya vigraha was installed by one of the great saints in Madhwa yathi parampare -In the line distinguished paramahamsas established by the illustrious saint, philosopher in the 15th century Sri Vyasa thirtha (1447-1539) or Vyasarajaru a Madhwa saint per excellance who late become the Royal preceptor of king Krishna deva raya on the most enlightened and benevolent rulers of the Vijayanagar empire.Vyasarajaru has installed 732 Anjaneya temples around in Karnataka , Andhrapradesh and Tamilnadu in a Span of 1 year during his Yatra.
Festivals
Car Festival is celebrated in a grand manner every year for around 10 days in this temple and Other Festivals like are Hanumantha jayanthi, Sri Ramanavami, Narasimha jayanthi, Sri Ragavendhra swamy Aaradhane, Sri Jayathirtara (Teekacharya) Aaradahane, Madhwanavami and Vaikunta Ekadasi.
Prasad and Offering
One must purchase Cow’s Ghee & Butter and Honey which are being offered for Abhisekha and get Panchamrita from it and given to all the Bhakta’s Present at that time.
How To Reach Arulmigu Kadu Hanumantharaya Swamy Temple, Dharapuram
Airport
The nearest Airport Coimbatore airport - 80km from Dharapuram This airport is well connected to Chennai, Bangaluru, Mumbai, & Delhi.
Railways
The nearest railway station Tirupur Railway junction - 54km from Dharapuram All Express and Trunk Route trains to the South pass through these two stations.
Road
The travelling distance by road 30km from palani, 50km from tripur, 80km from coimbatore, 60km from pollachi.
Temple Address
Arulmigu Kadu Hanumantharaya Swamy Temple,
Dharapuram,
Tirupur District,
Pincode - 638656.
Significance
Devotees visit this temple to seek fulfillment of the following:-
- Happiness
- Removal of worries
- Removal of sins
- Prosperity of future generations
- Relief from suffering
- Suitable grooms for unmarried girls
Shlokas
Anjaneya Madhi Paatalaananam, Kanjanaadri Kamaneeya Vigraham, Paarijatha Tharu Moola Vaasinam, Bhaavayami Bhava mana Nandanam
Meaning -I bow before the wind God's darling son, Anjana's son, the great killer of ogres, who is handsome and like a golden mountain, who lives near Parijatha tree's roots.
Divya Mangala Dehaaya Peethambara Dharayacha Thaptha Kanchana Varnaaya Mangalam Shri Hanumathey
Meaning -Oh Lord Hanuman who has a mystical form, who adorns a silk garment in yellow and who looks similar to molten gold, let thy be auspiciousness.
Anjana Nandanam Veeram Janaki Soka Naasanam, Kapeesa Maksha Hantharam, Vandhe Lanka Bhayankaram
Meaning -We salute Lanka's horror, Anjana's brave son, who ended Sita's sorrows, the ruler of monkeys and the one who killed Aksha, Ravana's son.
Raamaaya Ramabadraaya Ramachandraaya Vaydasey Raghunaadaaya Naadaaya Seethaaya Pathaye Namo Namah
Meaning -I offer salutations to Sri Rama, the one who safeguards all, who knows all, who has descended from the Raghu dynasty, Sita's spouse and the Lord of the universe.
Timings
The temple is open from Worship Timings Morning 7.00 A.M to 12.00 P.M Evening 4.30 P.M to 8.00 P.M (Only in Saturday - Morning 7.00 A.M to 12.30 P.M Evening 4.30 P.M to 8.30 P.M)