Arulmigu Maha Muthu Mariamman Thevasthanam

The temple stands as a religious center with traditional Hindu architectural elements featuring sculpted deities and ornate decorative patterns throughout its structure.

Originally established in 1962 as Kaliamman Kovil on donated land, the temple underwent reconstruction in 2006 and received its current name in 2009.

Devotees regularly participate in religious ceremonies, offering prayers to Goddess Mariamman while maintaining traditional Hindu customs and rituals.

The temple complex occupies 57,860 square feet of land and provides facilities for worship, communal gatherings, and religious education programs.

During the 2010 Kumbabishekam ceremony, a formation of eagles circled above the temple, which participants interpreted as Garuda's presence.

Location: Kampar District

GPS coordinates: 4.46151,101.15662

Latest update: April 8, 2025 22:40