Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temple

here are some other places you can visit near the Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temples in Chennai:

Near Viswaroopa Adhivyadhihara Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temple, Parry’s Corner

• Kapaleeshwarar Temple: This historic temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is a must-visit for any history or religion buff. The temple complex houses various shrines and boasts intricate carvings.

  

  Kapaleeshwarar Temple, Chennai

• Santhome Basilica: This 16th-century Roman Catholic minor basilica is dedicated to St. Thomas, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus. The basilica is known for its beautiful architecture and peaceful ambiance.

  

  Santhome Basilica, Chennai

• Marina Beach: No trip to Chennai is complete without a visit to Marina Beach, the second longest urban beach in the world. Relax on the sand, take a stroll along the coast, or enjoy a variety of street food options.

  

  Marina Beach, Chennai

Near Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temple, Nanganallur

• Guindy National Park: Escape the hustle and bustle of the city at the Guindy National Park, home to a variety of animals and birds. The park is perfect for a nature walk or a picnic.

  

  Guindy National Park, Chennai

• Vandalar Zoo: Another great option for animal lovers is the Vandalur Zoo, home to a wider variety of animals from around the world.

  

  Vandalar Zoo, Chennai

• Indian Institute of Technology Madras: Established in 1956, the IIT Madras is one of the premier engineering and technology institutes in India. The campus is known for its beautiful architecture and green spaces.

  

  Indian Institute of Technology Madras

There are two prominent temples dedicated to Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami, also known as Hanuman. Here’s what you can expect at each:

1. Viswaroopa Adhivyadhihara Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temple, Chennai

This temple is known for its colossal 32-foot-tall statue of Hanuman, making it one of the tallest in India.

Viswaroopa Adhivyadhihara Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temple, Chennai

Here’s what you can expect to see:

• Central Idol: The towering 32-feet tall statue of Hanuman in a standing posture is the main attraction.
• Other Deities: Within the temple complex, you will also find idols of Sri Rama, Lakshmana, Seetha, Sri Vinayagar, Sri Raghavendra, Sri Krishna with his consorts Bhama and Rukmini.
• Calm and Clean Surroundings: Visitors often remark on the peaceful and serene atmosphere within the temple complex.

2. Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyaswami Temple, Nanganallur, Chennai

This temple is known for its spiritual significance and is believed to bless devotees with good health.

Here’s what you can expect to see:

• Central Idol: While not as massive as the one in the first temple, this Hanuman idol is still quite large and revered.
• Peaceful Ambiance: Similar to the previous temple, this location offers a tranquil atmosphere for prayer and reflection.

Here are some additional details that might be helpful for your visit to either temple:

• Timings: Both temples are generally open from dawn to dusk. It’s recommended to check specific timings before your visit, especially during festivals.
• Dress Code: As with most temples in India, dressing modestly is recommended.
• Photography: Photography is usually allowed in the temple complex, but it’s advisable to check with the temple authorities before taking pictures.