Megha Travels Navagraha Tour
Navagraha Temple Tour Package from Chidambaram
Nine temples for nine planets in two days or one Day. Experience a seamless and peaceful spiritual pilgrimage across Kumbakonam and the Cauvery delta with experienced chauffeurs.
Carefully Timed Route
Day-by-Day Pilgrimage Plan
Our travel schedule is optimized around traditional temple opening hours to ensure peaceful darshan without rushing between shrines.
— DAY 1 • 5 TEMPLES
— DAY 2 • 4 TEMPLES
Kumbakonam & Eastern Circuit
Mayiladuthurai & Coastal Circuit
Early morning pickup from your hotel or railway station. Morning darshan begins at Suriyanar Koil and Kanjanur before afternoon temple closure, resuming after 4 PM.
Depart early toward Vaitheeswaran Koil for Morning puja. Continue through Thiruvenkadu and Keezhperumpallam, concluding at the revered Saneeswara shrine in Thirunallar.
1. Suriyanar Koil (Sun God / Suriyan)
2. Kanjanur (Venus / Sukran)
3. Thingaloor (Moon / Chandran)
4. Alangudi (Jupiter / Guru)
5. Thirunageswaram (Rahu Stalam)
6. Vaitheeswaran Koil (Mars / Sevvai)
7. Thiruvenkadu (Mercury / Budhan)
8. Keezhperumpallam (Ketu Stalam)
9. Thirunallar (Saturn / Saneeswaran)
Sacred Geography
The Nine Navagraha Temples
Each stalam houses ancient deities dedicated to mitigating planetary influences and bestowing inner peace, good health, and family prosperity.
• SUN • RED DOT
• VENUS • WHITE DOT
• MOON • SILVER DOT
Suriyanar Koil
Kanjanur Temple
Thingaloor Temple
Dedicated exclusively to Sun God Suriyan with shrines for all eight surrounding planetary deities in one consecrated courtyard.
Agneeswarar shrine associated with Lord Sukran, celebrated for blessing devotees with prosperity, artistic talents, and conjugal harmony.
Kailasanathar temple associated with Chandran, visited to soothe mental stress, clear intellect, and eliminate mother-child doshas.
• JUPITER • YELLOW DOT
• RAHU • SMOKY DOT
• MARS • CORAL RED DOT
Alangudi Temple
Thirunageswaram
Vaitheeswaran Koil
Apatsahayeswarar shrine representing Guru Bhagavan, sought for career elevation, wisdom, academic growth, and spiritual blessings.
Famous Rahu stalam where milk abhishekam uniquely turns light blue upon touching the deity during auspicious Rahu Kaalam hours.
Lord Vaidyanathar cure-bestowing temple for Sevvai dosham relief, ancestral health healing, and blessings for physical strength.
• MERCURY • GREEN DOT
• KETU • MULTICOLOR DOT
• SATURN • BLACK DOT
Thiruvenkadu
Keezhperumpallam
Thirunallar Temple
Swetharanyeswarar stalam of Budhan, worshipped for clear analytical thinking, successful trade, oratory excellence, and arts.
Naganathaswamy temple dedicated to Ketu Bhagavan, sought for spiritual liberation, moksha, and dissolving adverse past karmas.
Darbaranyeswarar stalam where King Nala was liberated from Saturn curse. Deeply revered for relieving Sani dosham and adversity.
NAVAGRAHA TEMPLES
Navagraha temples are Suryanar Kovil, Thingalur, Vaitheeswaran Koil, Thiruvenkadu, Alangudi, Kanjanur, Thirunallar, Thirunageswaram, and Keezhaperumpallam.
Afternoon Shrines
One Day Navagraha Itinerary
A carefully coordinated dawn-to-dusk temple circuit originating from Chidambaram, planned around traditional midday sanctum closure hours for smooth planetary darshans.
— Morning Shrines
Early Departure & Darshans
05:00 AM – Pickup from Chidambaram
12:00 PM – 04:00 PM Lunch & Travel Break (during temple closure hours)
06:00 AM – Vaitheeswaran Koil (Sevvai / Mars)
04:00 PM – Suryanar Koil (Surya / Sun)
07:00 AM – Thiruvengadu (Budhan / Mercury)
04:30 PM – Kanjanur (Sukran / Venus)
08:00 AM – Keezhaperumpallam (Kethu)
09:00 AM – Breakfast Break
10:00 AM – Thirunallar (Sani / Saturn)
05:15 PM – Thirunageswaram (Rahu)
06:15 PM – Alangudi (Guru / Jupiter)
07:30 PM – Thingalur (Chandran / Moon)
10:00 PM – Arrival at Chidambaram
Devotee Advisory
Good to Know Before Traveling
Essential practical advice to help prepare your family for traditional temple customs and seasonal pilgrim traffic in Tamil Nadu.
Traditional Attire
Afternoon Closures
Saturday Rush
Flexible Plans
Wear modest traditional clothing. Dhoti or pyjama for men; sarees or salwar suits for women. Strict dress code is enforced at sanctums.
Temples close between 12:30 PM and 4:00 PM for daily rituals. We plan lunchtime breaks and resting periods during these non-darshan hours.
Thirunallar experiences very high pilgrim density on Saturdays. We schedule early morning or special queue access to minimize wait times.
Visiting order can be customized to suit your family pace, train arrival timings, senior citizen comfort, or personal astrologer guidelines.
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