Trichy to Navagraha Temples tour

• Water in bottles • Fees for admission • Meal • Air conditioning in the vehicle • Tour guide • Costs for parking

• Breakfast • Dinner • Gratuities • Personal expenses • Tips and donations

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries • Not advisable for those with compromised cardiovascular health • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup location can be customized by the customer.

• Vaitheeswaran Koil, situated near Sirkazhi in Tamil Nadu, is a significant Navagraha temple dedicated to Lord Shiva as Vaitheeswaran, the “God of Healing.” This temple represents Mars (Chevvai) and forms an essential part of the Navagraha pilgrimage route. Vaitheeswaran translates to "Divine Healer" in Tamil. According to legends, Lord Shiva took on this healing form to cure the ailments of both devotees and gods. Many come here seeking solutions for diseases, particularly skin and blood-related conditions, and to counteract the negative impacts of Mars in their astrological charts. The temple features a sacred water tank, Siddhamirtham, which is believed to have healing properties. Devotees typically bathe in the tank prior to their prayers. Within the sanctum, Lord Shiva is worshipped as Vaidyanathar and Goddess Parvati is depicted as Thaiyal Nayaki, who holds medicinal oil. • Thiruvenkadu Temple, or Swetharanyeswarar Temple, is a prominent Shaivite temple situated near Sirkazhi in Tamil Nadu. It is one of the Navagraha temples in South India, with Lord Shiva as Swetharanyeswarar, the “Lord of the White Forest,” and it holds special significance for devotees of Mercury (Budhan). Thiruvenkadu is venerated alongside Kasi (Varanasi) and is referenced in numerous Tamil texts. The primary deity, Swetharanyeswarar, is said to grant blessings of wisdom, intelligence, education, eloquence, and relief from Mercury-related issues. The Goddess worshipped here is Brahma Vidya Nayaki, symbolizing divine knowledge. A notable aspect of the temple is a unique representation of Lord Shiva as Nataraja, performing the cosmic dance (Agora Murti), who is believed to have vanquished the demon Maruthuvasuran on this site. • Keelaperumpallam Temple, located near Poompuhar in Tamil Nadu, is an esteemed Navagraha temple dedicated to Ketu, one of the nine planetary deities. Although Ketu is not a physical planet, it is recognized as a shadow node influencing spirituality, karma, and past life experiences. The temple is presided over by Lord Shiva as Naganatha Swamy, with Ketu venerated as a secondary deity. Visitors come to Keelaperumpallam to alleviate Ketu doshas, particularly those associated with misfortune, abrupt losses, fear, or spiritual uncertainty. Worship here is thought to foster inner wisdom, spiritual advancement, and to clear obstacles stemming from karmic ties. The temple experiences high attendance on Tuesdays and during Rahu-Ketu Peyarchi (planetary transitions). Set in a calm rural environment, the temple’s spiritual atmosphere combined with its unique astrological importance makes it a vital stop within Tamil Nadu's Navagraha pilgrimage route.