Alagar Temple in madurai

Madurai Alagar Temple

Alagar Temple
Alagar Hills is 12 miles to the north-east of Madurai. This is Vishnu Temple dedicated to Sundaraja Perumal (or) Alagar (beautiful). The temple is situated amidst a very picturesque surroundings. Top of the Hill is a Muruga or Karthikeiya (Lord Murugan) temple

Madurai Temple Festivals
Several festivals are held in Madurai. Of all the festivals conducted in Madurai, the Chithra Festival is the greatest, and the float festival also known as Theppam Festival alias Theppathiruvizha.
Meenakshi Temple
Meenakshi Sundareswar temple popularly known as Madurai Meenakshi temple is located at the heart of Madurai City.
Madurai Temple Guide
Meenakshi Temple Madurai tourist guide. Best time to visit, Entrance Fee, Hiring Tour Guide and offering Pooja details.
Temple Art Museum
The Temple Art Museum, is located in the famous Ayirangal Mandapam(1000 pillared hall) and contains a good collection of objects relating to the temple art and architecture
Thirumalai Naick palace
Thirumalai Naick palace was built in 1636 by Thirumalai Naick, the greatest of Naick rulers of Madurai. Thirumalai Naickar palace is about 1 Km. South ? East of Sree Meenakshi Temple
Mariamman Teppakulam
Mariamman Teppakulam is a huge temple tank about 5 kms east of the Meenakshi temple. Mariamman Teppakulam is famous for the celebrations of the Float festival.
Gandhi Museum
Gandhi Memorial Museum is one of the important places to be visited in Madurai. Gandhi Museum is situated at the old palace of Rani Mangammal houses.
Puthu Mandapam
The Puthu Mandapam, an old pillared hall along the entrance to Meenakshi temple is popular among the visitors and locals for the cotton fabric and the Batiks.
Alagar Temple
Alagarkoil lies a few kilometers north of Madurai. The Temple of Koodal Alagar is a very old one and is one of the best expressions the Madurais cultural traditions.