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The Vayalur Murugan Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan. It is believed that this temple was built during the period of Medieval Cholas during the 9th century.
Vayalur Murugan Temple Marriage Procedure
To get married in a Hindu temple in Tamil Nadu, the groom and bride (the boy and girl or couple) need to produce a certain set of documents. They also need to follow the rules and regulations of the concerned temple. These are displayed on the notice boards in important temples in Tamil Nadu. The filmy type of sudden runaway marriage in front of the murti in the temple performed by a priest never happens in reality.
Vayalur Murugan Temple Marriage Booking Documents
- Birth Certificates of Bride and Groom
- Address proof of Bride and Groom
- Age proof (Birth certificate, School Leaving certificate, etc)
- A Tahsildar-attested document stating that it is the first marriage for both bride and groom
- A letter of consent from both parents.
These are the basic documents needed for conducting a marriage in the temple. They might vary from temple to temple.
After the marriage is completed, a certificate is issued by the temple. You have to take this certificate to the registrar, who will issue a government-approved marriage certificate.
Your marriage will only be valid when you get it registered with the government. This certificate is necessary for applying for a Visa and several other purposes.
Significance of Vayalur Murugan Temple
On all sides, there are agricultural fields surrounding the Vayalur Murugan Temple. Small streams crisscrossing the fields are found in abundance. The agricultural fields are called ‘vayal‘ in the local language of Tamil, and thus the spot is known as ‘Vayalur‘. The principal shrine is facing east and the primary entryway into this elegant temple is through a beautiful raja gopuram (main temple tower) heading into the temple complex. The intricately designed temple tower comprises five Anganams. Just ahead of the temple complex, a holy temple tank (on the southeast side) is found, which is called Sakthi Theertham, also known as Agni Theertham. It is popularly believed that Lord Muruga himself made this sacred tank with his mighty weapon, Velayutham.
Temple Timings:
06:00 AM to 01:00 PM and 03:30 PM to 09:00 PM
04:00 AM to 11:00 PM (festival days)
Daily Poojas:
Ushahkalam (Morning): 06:00 AM
Kalasandhi (Morning): 08:00 AM
Uchikalam (Noon): 01:00 PM
Sayarachai (Evening): 05:00 PM
Erandam Kalam (Night): 07:30 PM
Arthajamam (Night): 09:00 PM
Important Festivals:
Arunagirinathar festival, Kandasasthi, Surasamharam, Thiru kalyanam, Karthigai deepam, Thai poosam, Maham, Panguni uthiram, Vaikasi visakam, Adi kirthigai and so on
Accommodation Facility:
A rest house is available close to the temple.