Vairavan Kovil
Chettinad, comprising the present Sivaganga district and certain areas of Pudukkottai district in Tamil Nadu, India, is the cherished homeland of the Nattukkottai Chettiars, also known as the Nagarathars, a prosperous and esteemed business community in Tamil Nadu. Within the vibrant tapestry of Chettinad, there are nine significant temples exclusively dedicated to the Nagarathars, aptly known as the Nagarathar Temples. Vairavan Temple, nestled in Vairavanpatti, stands as one of these esteemed nine temples. Situated approximately 15 kilometers from Karaikudi, locals affectionately refer to this village as Vairavan Kovil. Highlights: This is one of the nine Nagarathar temples. This is one of the most popular Bhairava temples in Tamil Nadu. God - Valaroli Nathar and Bhairava Goddess - Vadivudai Nayaki Teerth (Holy water) - Vairavan Teerth Sthala Vruksha (Holy tree) - Azhinji The village was also called as Veera Pandiapuram, Vayiramapuram and Vaduganathapuram in