Anjaneyar Temple - Panchavatee (papanchavadi)
Temple Location :
Panchavadi temple lies in between Tindivanam and Pondicherry main road, Exactly near Thiruchitrambalam Cross Road, one of the tallest anjaneyar statue in the world is erected here only.If you move from Tindivanam to pondicherry you may find the temple Panchavatee at 29th kilometer. From pondicherry towards Tindivanam road its only 9 km ahead.
History of temple :
Panchamuga Sri Jayamaruthi seva trust , Consisting of people with high spritual beliefs, wished for this temple. The main crew member who involved in the creation of this temple is Parama Sri Ramani Anna. He is also the crew member in the chennai nanganallur Anjaneya temple trust.
While return after attending the Kumbabisekam of panchamuga hanuman temple near panrutti, Mr. Santhanam iyyangar asked Parama Sri Ramani anna to visit his land, which lies on the way to chennai. Ramani anna also accepted his invitation and went to that land, there only that mirracle happen. After placing his foot on that land Ramani feels the diviness of hanuman and also hanuman ordered to build a temple for him. Mr.Santhanam also given a part of his land to build a temple for Hanuman.All sort of works started on 24th june 1999.
Diviness of the temple :
The Pachamuga Anjaneya temple at Panchavatee is known for bestowing better health to the devotees. The idol of the central image is 36 feet in height making it one of its own kind. The idol is believed to have special power and is considered a healer.The Temple has indeed become a landmark and no tourist bus in that route skips the Temple. The Temple is accessible by road NH 45A.
Vision of the statue :
This vision of Pachamuga Anjaneya with five faces – his own in the centre, surrounded by Garuda, Hayagreeva, Narasimha and Varaha. Hayagreeva is the horse form of Lord Vishnu, Narasimha the lion and Varaha the boar. In consonance with Hanuman and Garuda, surely, the most mighty manifestation of the godly.
Devotees throng :
Devotees throng this temple to offer Lord Anjaneya a garland of ulundu vadas, known popularly as Hanumar vadas. The significance behind offering ulundu vada is that ulundu has the property of cooling and is supposed to reduce Anjaneya's ugram and make him beneficent to his devotees.
The other reason is that the vada has ingredients that will please Saneeswaran, Rahu and Ketu. It is believed that devotees of Anjaneya do not get affected by planetary positions. On Saturdays, the day most auspicious for Saneeswaran, there are as many vadamalas which are offered to Anjaneya.
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