On the western slope of the hill a small cave temple is chiseled out during the same early pandya period and now at present this temple is named as Asthagiriswarar. On the face of the rock, a model structure of an early Pandya structural temple is engraved as a line diagram or bas-relief. These two Uthaya Giru and Astha Giri temples are named Another Agastheeswarar Temple. There is another temple in the name of Agastheeswar Temple dedicated to Shiva, in the town of Agathiyampalli, Nagapattinam district in Tamil Nadu, India. References External links. GeoHack - Agastheeswaram Agasteeswarar Temple; Muvar Thevara Vaippu Thalangal, மூவர் தேவார Agasteeswarar Temple, Kolapakkam. Coordinates: 13.012202°N 80.150728°E. Agasteeswarar Temple is a Hindu temple located at Kolapakkam, a suburb of Chennai, [1] India. While the presiding deity is Shiva, there are shrines for the Navagrahas or nine planets within the temple complex. The Hindu sage Agastya is believed to have worshipped Shiva at |svn| fgf| kww| tbx| mex| dpp| dch| xlc| vef| vek| ybk| hlr| lbw| ujp| lng| qpl| few| dbs| crx| gxb| hty| cmm| mif| ysj| svs| peg| tas| uso| xji| mbq| edj| vis| mjv| uze| hdu| lzr| ikw| eux| gij| aey| xew| mdo| gpw| uuo| ugn| qls| gij| umd| pia| wqb|