Om Sri Maha Athi Nageswary Amman Temple

The Nageswary Amman Temple, formally known as the Om Sri Maha Athi Nageswary Amman Temple, is a Hindu sanctuary situated in Puchong, Petaling District, Selangor, Malaysia. This sanctuary was established in 2013 by Datuk K. Rajan. It was authoritatively blessed in February 2016. It is respected among numerous different sanctuaries, for the design is conceptual and built in an unexpected way, with statues of different gods being highlighted close to the passage.
The sanctuary is devoted to the god Nageswary Amman, a type of Amman. The goddess is known to be mounded on a snake, as the vast majority of the statues close to the passageway are gods mounded on serpents. The sanctuary was worked in the Dravidian style, and the sanctuary highlights 4 gopurams, alongside a sum of 354 snakes cut around the sanctuary. Notwithstanding having different gods cut in dividers of the sanctuary, there stands a 65 feet Shiva lingam in the focal point of the sanctuary, behind the primary gopuram.