Salukkai Adhinathar Jain Temple – Thiruvannamala

Address

Salukkai Adhinathar Jain Temple – Thiruvannamala

Salukkai village, Thiruvannamalai district,

Tamil Nadu – 604408

Mobile: +91 9894568176

Moolavar

Adhinathar

Introduction

Adhinathar Jain Temple is dedicated to Jain Thirthankar Adhinathar located at Salukkai Village in Thiruvannamalai District of Tamilnadu. It was referred as Veera Kerala Perum Palli during 11th Century AD through an inscription found near the Temple. Salukkai is a village 4 kms from Vandavasi towards Kanchipuram route. Nearest Railway Station is located at Vandavasi and Nearest Airport is located at Chennai.

Puranic Significance 

  The temple is said to be more than 1000 years old.  A new temple structure was built upon the ancient basement. This Jinalaya is east facing has north entrance gate and a pathway. A guest house is also inside the complex. A square structure is also attached with the old sanctum has vimana on the top. Inside the Sanctum nearly 5 feet high, Shri Adhinathar granite statue is established over the plinth. The previous Moolavar statues are also placed in a shelter on the back of the temple corridor. A simple single stage Vimanam is crowned over the sanctum with shikhara and a Kalasha on the peak. At the Griva circle below the Nasi, sitting postured Jinars were exhibit around the four directions. Few alloy idols Thirthankar, 24 Jinars mould, mini Ashtamangal set are placed in front of the Moolavar. Total vedi-block is secured well by iron grill gates.

Festivals

   Regular poojas and rituals are conducted at the appropriate time. All Jain festivals are celebrated on the relevant dates.

References

https://hindutemples-india.blogspot.com/

Century/Period

1000 Years Old

Nearest Bus Station

Salukkai

Nearest Railway Station

Thiruvannamalai

Nearest Airport

Chennai, Puducherry

Location on Map

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