Chakravageswarar Temple, Hindu temple with Dravidian architecture in Thanjavur district, India.

Chakravageswarar Temple is a Hindu temple with Dravidian architectural style located in the Thanjavur district. The structure features square sanctums, intricately carved stonework, and stepped pyramidal towers that are typical of this building tradition.

The temple is referenced in 7th-century Thevaram hymns and underwent major development during the Chola dynasty era. This period shaped the structure's architectural character and established its religious importance.

The temple serves as a center for daily worship where visitors can observe traditional prayer rituals and devotional practices. Local worshippers gather here to participate in ceremonies that have been performed for generations.

The temple grounds are relatively flat and accessible, with sufficient space to walk around and explore different sections. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and prepare for warm, sunny conditions.

The temple is one of seven Saptamangai shrines devoted to Devi, called the Saptastanam of Chakkarappalli; the other six are Ariyamangai, Sulamangalam, Nallichery, Pasupathikovil, Thazhamangai and Pullamangai. It is also one of the seven shrines linked to the Saptamartrikas. Each year the Sun's rays are said to fall directly on the presiding deity, a trace of the belief that Surya worshipped here.