Tiruchengode

Tiruchengode is a city and region situated in Namakkal District in the southern Indian province of Tamil Nadu. It is well known for the antiquated ridge sanctuary of Arthanareeshwara, devoted to the novel joined male-female type of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi see Ardhanarishwara. This essential place of journey is specified in the Tamil work Silapathikaram as 'Nedulkundru' and is commended in the psalms of Saivite holy people.

Tiruchengode has a more industry situated occupation instead of agribusiness. Farming isn't done here on an extensive scale because of absence of plentiful water supply as it is exclusively reliant on the Cauvery stream that streams close Pallipalayam, Erode and furthermore subject to the periodic downpours. Tiruchengode's major Festival is the Arthanareeswarar Car Festival known as Vaigasi Visakam Celebrated amid the Tamil month of Vaikasi.

The Festival is praised for 15 days, with independent autos conveying sengottuvela, arthanareeswarar and numerous little rulers. This celebration is extremely popular among the close-by encompassing towns and towns. Three love administrations are offered every day. The late night revere benefit Artha Jaama Pooja is thought to be of significance here. New moon days are additionally thought to be uncommon. Moliapalli annamar swamy sanctuary is found 15 km from thiruchengodu.