Swamimalai

Swamimalai is a panchayat town close Kumbakonam in Thanjavur District in the Indian territory of Tamil Nadu. It lies on the banks of waterway Kaveri and is one of the six residences the Lord Muruga. The town has one of the six homes Karthikeya and the sanctuary is fourth among the Padai Veedugal. As per Hindu folklore, Karthikeya clarifies the significance of pranavam to His dad Lord Shiva at Swamimalai. Consequently, one can see the Karthikeya delineated as Guru instructor and Shiva tuning in as shishya devotee in the gopuram of the sanctuary complex.

The God is given by the name Swaminathan and Thagapan Swami actually Father of God. Starting at 2001 India census, Swamimalai had a populace of 6985. Guys comprise 49% of the populace and females 51%. Swamimalai has a normal education rate of 75%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male proficiency is 80%, and female education is 70%. In Swamimalai, 11% of the populace is under 6 years old. Swamimalai Bronze Icons alludes to bronze symbols and statues produced in Swamimalai. It has been perceived as a Geographical sign by the Government of India in 2008-09. Amid the rule of Chola realm, Raja I charged a gathering of artists for the development of the Brihadeeswarar Temple at Thanjavur. The stone carvers etched statues for Airavatesa Temple and later settled at Swamimalai.