Chennai Nanganallur Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Ammavaru

This is located very near the Anjaneyar temple and is known as the Dhakshina Manthralayam. The sacred spot houses the Mithrika brindhavan of Sri Raghavendhra Swamy. The meditation hall just opposite across the road has His huge image that gives immense peace for the heart and mind of the devotees.

Temple Address
Sri Raghavendra Swamy Brindavanam
”Dhakshina Manthralayam”
No.9,10th Street,
NANGANALLUR,
Chennai 600061.
Ph.22347783

Jay Brahaspathi Raghavendra

Chennai Saligramam Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Baba ki

Shri Raghavendraswamy, who was Sanku Karna as a Deva, Prahalada as a Bhaktha, Bhahlika as a king, Vyasaraja as Yathi Sreshta, born and entered Brindavana in the year 1671 at Mantralaya, Andhra Predesh.

The Mruthika Brindavanam at Saligramam, Chennai-93, Tamil Nadu fulfills the desire and clears the miseries of Bhakthas whoever surrender to him with involvement of bhakthi. The place at Saligramam, Chennai-93, was identified by Smt.Savithiri Ammal, wife of Sri.B.S.Srinivas Rao , with the divine blessings in her dream for the installation of Mruthika Brindavanam of Sri Raghavendra Swamy. The Mruthika Brindavanam installed at Saligramam, Chennai, Tamilanadu by Sri Sri Visweswara Theertha Sripadangalavaru, Peetathipathi of Pejawar Mutt, Udupi on 15th July 1975.

The importance of this Mutt at Saligramam is known by the fact that Sri Sri Ragoothumaswamy Brindavanam is also installed by Sri Sri Satyapromoda Theertha Sripadangalavaru of Uttradhi Mutt, during 1992.

The sanctity of this Mutt is increasing day by day by offering Laksha Pushpa Archana (every year), Koti Pushpa Archana for a second time from 2010. Many Swamijies of various Mutts are often visit this Mutt and perform Samasthana Poojas, notably among them is that of Madhava Theertha Mutt Peetathipathi performed Chathurmasa vratham in this place.

Bhakthas formed an installation committee and initiated installation of SriRaghavendraswamy’s Mruthika Brindavanam. This is the only Mutt in India where deities namely Sri Anantha Padmanabhaswamy, Sri Anjaneya, Sri Vinayaka, and Sri Manchalamma are installed for the well-being of all public.

The installation Committee was later changed as “Sri Raghavendraswamy Brindavanam Committee” which takes care of maintenance and other improvements of the Mutt. For Administrative convenience, Shri Raghavendraswamy Brindavanam Trust was formed to look after all the religious activities of the Mutt like Aradhanas, daily sevas, etc. Later, with the idea of poor feeding and Annadhanam for the needy, Sri Raghavendraswamy Annadhanam Trust was formed which is now looking after Hasthothakam, Annadhanam on Thursdays and on other days as desired by devotees.

The daily sevas, Hasthothakam, Annadhanam etc., are being performed regularly and the seva list is appended separately.

Temple Address
Sri Raghavendra Swamy
Brindavanam,
No.22, Sriramar Street,
Devaraja Nagar,
SALIGRAMAM,
Chennai 600093
Ph No.23760536
Website:http://www.sasrsbrindavanam.org/

About 1 ½ kms from Vadapalani Bus Stand & ½ Kms from Saligramam Bus Stand

Jay Budha Raghavendra

Salem Subramanya Nagar Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Maharaj ki

Salem - is a city and a Municipal Corporation in Salem district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Salem, which is also called Mango city, is located in the North Central part of the state, about 340 kilometres (211 mi) southwest of the state capital, Chennai. Salem is the fifth biggest city in Tamil Nadu in terms of population after Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai, and Tiruchirappalli[1] respectively. The area of the city is 100 km2 (39 sq mi). It is the fifth Municipal Corporation and Urban agglomeration commissioned in Tamil Nadu after Chennai (year 1919), Madurai (1971), Coimbatore (1981), and Tiruchirappalli (1994) respectively. Salem Corporation consists of 60 wards categorized under 4 Zonal Offices, namely Suramangalam Zonal, Hasthampatty Zonal, Ammapet Zonal, and Kondalampatty Zonal.

Salem is a part of Western Tamil Nadu and is located at the base of the popular tourist destination of the Yercaud hills.

In Salem Subramanya nagar, there is a beautiful temple for Rayar.

Temple Address
Sri Raghavendra Swamigal Mrithika Brindavanam, 
Sastri Nagar, Part of Subramanya Nagar, 
Salem 636302
Ph.2442654,2442225,2444060

Temple Directions
From Salem Railway Station 2 kms,From Old Bus Stand 5 Kms (Town Bus No.7,13,28,47) From New BusStand 3 Kms(T.B.13) Walking
distance from Bus Stop: Subramanya Nagar 2nd Gate

Jay Mangala Raghavendra

Bangalore Hosakarehalli Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Maa

Hosakerehalli is a Locality in Bangalore City. Surrounded By Banashankari Stage III , Kathriguppe Main Road , Chikkalsandra , Uttarahalli , Girinagar Localities . Kengeri Railway station is 7 KM from Hosakerehalli. It is 41 KM from Bengaluru International Airport . Bus Stops Near By are Dattatreyanagar , Ittumadu , Bangarappanagar , Naidu Layout (Chikkalasandra) , Hosakerehalli Cross . Buses pass through Hosakerehalli are 225G , 239D , 45D , 201U , 13H , 276N , 600FB , 225P , 210M , 34H , 210Z , 188A , 45K . it is 8 KM distance from K R Market Bus terminus . And it is 12 KM distance from Shivajinagar Bus terminus.

Temple Address
Sri Raghavendra Temple
Hosakerehalli Main Road
Hosakerehalli
560085

Jay Chandra Raghavendra

Chennai Ayanavaram Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Nath

Ayanpuram or Ayanavaram is one of the many localities of Chennai and is located in West Chennai about 8 kilometres from the city center. The Konnur High Road, one of the important connecting roads in Chennai runs through Ayanavaram. Ayanavaram is one of the peripheral commercial areas of Chennai. Ayanpuram is the original name. Ayan means Brahma. When Lord Muruga admonished Brahma and took over the creation, it is believed that Brahma prayed to Lord Shiva and got his job back. It is believed that Lord Brahma worshipped Lord Shiva here. It is in recognition of that Ayanpuram is named.

 

 

Temple Address
Shri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt
No 7,Pananthope Colony,
Ayanavaram,
Chennai 600023
Telephone: 044-26744257

About ¼ km from Pallavan bus depot at Ayyanavaram—7 minutes walk From Saidapet Bus No.23 C

Jay Surya Raghavendra

Kanyakumari Mahadhanapuram Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Amma

Shri Ragavendra Sai Baba Shrine was inagrauted on March 24th 2010. The Sai Baba Shrine was named as Shri Ragavendra Sai and this shrine is present in Shri Ragavendra Temple.

Shri Ragavendra Temple History

Shri Mohan, the founder of 'Shri Ragavendra Brindavam Mahathanapuram' was seeking employment in abroad for five years and after the failure he started his life as an auto driver. In the year 1986 'Shri Somaiajulu Bhagavathar' a true devotee of Rama, advised him to visit manthralayam. He eagerly visited Manthralayam and performed three days 'Sangalpa Seva'.

After the return from Manthralayam he noticed a good development in his life and then he was married with Bhuvana in the year of 1997. In the same year he offered Annadhanam on 'Rama Navami'and from that instance he decided to offer Annadhanam every Thurday in the name of Sri Guru Ragavendra.

When Shri Mohan conveyed his wish about offering Annadhanam Shri Mantralaya Murasu Manamadurai Dr.Sethuraman donated Rs 501 and also asked him to contact Shri Vijayendran at Chennai.

Both Shri Vijayendran and Shri Mohan met 'Bejawar Mutt Swamigal' and Swamigal encouraged Mohan's interest and fixed a date 02.02.1998 to establish Shri Ragavendra Brindavan at Mahathanapuram. After his return to Mahathanapuram, with the help of his wife's jewels started constructing 'Mani Mandapam' and established Shri Ragavendra Brindavan on 2.2.1998.

Also in the Premises of Shri Ragavendra Brindavan Shri Sanjeevi Anjeneyar Sannathi was established on 26.06.2001 and Shri Vishnu Durga Devi Sannathi on 20.06.2003. Not Only this two again Shri Lakshmi Narashimhar Sannathi was established on 28.02.2005, Shri Sathya Narayanar on 01.02.2007 and Shri Haiyagreevar and Shri Poovaraghavar Sannathi was established recently on 09.12.2009.

Shri Mohan experienced many Miracles in his life. His wife as a thyroid patient had problem in giving birth to a child. They prayed Shri Ragavendra Swamigal for a child nearly 4 years. Finally Shri Ragavendra Swamigal blessed them with a male child in the year of 2002. Shri Mohan is continuing his devotional service and also developing Brindavan.

Now a days he has started Annadhanam offering during Thursday Afternoon and also during Evening Pooja including Ekhadasi. Sri Ragavendra Swamigal offers blessings to the devotes in their every moment of life.

There are shrines devoted to the saint in the states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh in South India. Devotees can visit Sri Sai Baba at Sri Ragavendra Temple at Mahanathapuram, Kanyakumari and can get the shrine of great saint.

Sri Ragavendra Sai inside KariyaSiththi Sri Ragavendra Temple at Mahathanapuram offers shrine and blessing to all devotees. The special blessings from Sri Ragavendra Sai make the devotees finish their all kinds of work at time. Devotees may also visit the Sai Baba Temple at Shridi in Maharastra. Check the reach us link to know details about reaching the temple.

Temple Address

Sri Ragavendra Mutt
Mahathanapurm, Kanyakumari
Tamil Nadu, South India
Pin Code-629 702

Contact: 04652 270 313 & 94420 61532

Email: info@SriRagavendra.com

Website: http://www.sriragavendra.com/

Directions:
By Road
Sai Baba Shrine is present in Shri Ragavandra Temple which is situated at 3 Km (Appox) from Kanyakumari Bus Stand on the Kanyakumari-Nagercoil road(NH47). Get down at Mahathanapuram stop also known as Market or Panchalingapuram then take a 5 min walk in a deviated way and you reach the temple.

By Train
Temple is situated at 2 Km(Appox) from Kanyakumari Railway Station on the Kanyakumari-Nagercoil road(NH47). Get down at Mahathanapuram stop also known as Market or Panchalingapuram then take a 5 min walk in a deviated way and you reach the temple.

Transporation
Plenty of buses are available from and to Chennai,Tirunelveli,Madurai,Trichy,Coimbatore,Bangalore,Tiruvanandhapuram

Many trains operate from Kanyakumari and Nagercoil Stations to reach throughout India

Nearest Airport is in Tiruvanandhapuram (Kerala) about 87 Kms by road. Trains are available from Nagercoil Station.

Jay Prithvi Raghavendra

Mantralayam Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Kula Raghavendra

Mantralayam is a town in Kurnool district in Andhra Pradesh, India. It lies on the banks of the Tungabhadra river on the border with neighbouring Karnataka state. It is also called as Manchale. This town is noted for the holy presence of the Vrindavana of Guru Raghavendra Swami, a Madhwa saint and follower of Sri Madhwacharya. It is believed that Guru Raghavendra Swami is in the Vrindavana for the past 339 years and is believed to be in the Vrindavana for another 361 years. While entering the Vrindavana, Guru Raghavendra Swami stated that he would be there (in the Vrindavana) for 700 years.

Manchalamma is the presiding deity of the Manchale village and one has to offer prayers to Manchalamma first before they enter Sri Raghavendra Swamiji's(SRS) mutt to get his blessings. The Manchalamma's shrine is located on the left of the SRS mutt and both are on the banks of River Tunghabadra.

Sri.Appanacharya was the prime student of Swamiji. Swamiji stayed with Sri.Appanacharya in Bikshalaya aka Bichali for 13 years. This place is also located on the banks of River Tunghabadra and it is 20 km from Mantralayam.

The nearest railway station is Mantralaya Road, 16 kilometres away. This station is on the Guntakal - Raichur railway route. There are frequent bus services from Adoni, Yemmiganur, Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh and from Raichur and Bellary in Karnataka,Mantralaya is about 53 km fron Adoni,24 km fron Yemmiganur,100 km from Kurnool and 250 km from the state capital Hyderabad, 35 km from Raichur and 120 km from Bellary.

Lakhs of devotees come here to have a glimpse of the Brindavana or Vrindavana every year.

Jay Theyu Raghavendra

Udupi Kodavoor Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Sai

A shirdi incarnate in Udupi is what the Sai devotees always dreamt of and hence the foundation for the temple was laid in the May of 1997. 

The temple complex is spread out on 2 acres of land donated by Smt. Rathi Shetty in Kodavoor Village, Udupi district. The temple was ready in 1998. The temple is divided into three sections each dedicated to Shri Shirdi Saibaba, Shri Nityananda Swami and Shri Raghavendra Swami.

Temple Address 
Shri Shirdi Saibaba Mandir
Thotadamane, Kodavoor Village,
Udupi Dist. Karnataka, India.

Jay Vayu Raghavendra

Chennai Mogappair Raghavendra Swamy

Jai Raghavendra Maatha

Temple has a separate shrine for Raghavendra within the premises of Main deity KaruMaariyamman. This temple has a several deities and a special one to be noted is "Shri Shirdi Saibaba" and "Paanduranga" very famous temple in Mogappair West. Near by this temple, famous Santhana Srinivasa Perumal Temple is located.

My favourite temples in Mogappair West.More divine, peaceful & noiseless atmosphere.

Location:
The Karumariamman Temple is located in Kalamegam Salai, Mogappair West, Chennai. The temple is around one and a half km away from the Mogappair West bus terminus.

Driving directions: Reach Mogappair Signal while coming from Koyambedu, take left and go straight dead end, take left in the signal and enquire. Few meters from the signal.

Jay Appu Raghavendra

Chennai T Nagar Raghavendra Swamy

Jay Guru Raayaru

The Raghavendra Mutt is dedicated to Sri Krishna and Sri Raghavendra. The Raghavendra Mutt is located in T. Nagar, Chennai. The Mutt is around half a km away from Panagal Park and very near the Jeeva Park.

Main Shrines
Sri Krishna, Hanuman, Shri Raghavendra

Chief Pontiff Pejavar Mutt - H.H Sri Vishwesha Thirtha Swamiji
Junior Pontiff - H.H Sri Vishwaprassana Thirtha Swamiji

Sri Sodhe Vadiraj Mutt - Unit of Sri Sodhe Mutt Udupi
Sri Hayagriva, Hanuma, Sri Vadiraja Thirtha, Sri Bootharaja

Chief Pontiff - H.H. Sri Vishvothama Thirtha Swamiji

Temple address
Sri Krishna Sri Raghavendra Mutt
Unit of Shri Pejawar Mutt, Udupi
8 Raghavaiah Road,
T Nagar,
CHENNAI 600 017
Ph: 28156286, 28157982

Jay Agni Raghavendra