Situated in Mylapore , this is an 8th Century Pallava temple.The temple 'Gopuram' (tower) is in the Dravidian style of architecture. Dedicated to Lord Siva, the temple has some beautiful sculptures , among which the bronze idols of 63 Saivaite Saints which adorn the outer courtyard are rare pictures.Also in the courtyard under the old Punnai tree is a small shrine depicting Goddess Parvathi in the form of a peacock worshipping Lord Siva. It is from this legend that the name MYLAPORE has been derived. Mylapore swarms with life during the Arubathumoovar festival that is held in March-April every year.
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