It is a sanctuary committed to Hindu god Vishnu and a town close Dindigul in the South Indian territory of Tamil Nadu. Developed in Dravidian style of design, the sanctuary is accepted to have been worked by Achyuta Deva Raya amid the sixteenth century AD. Vishnu is worshiped as Soundararaja Perumal and his associate Lakshmi as Soundaravalli. The sanctuary is known for the Ranga Mandapam, which highlights uncommon life estimate models. The sanctuary watches six day by day customs and three yearly celebrations.
The sanctuary has two engravings dating from the Nayak period. The sanctuary has a five-layered rajagopuram passage tower and cherished inside a stone divider.
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