Arulmigu Uthammar Kovil

Good temple to visit, which has all three lords in a same temple. A temple to pray shiva, vishnu and brahma at the same temple.

One of the rare temple which has sanctums for all three trimurthy. Lord Vishnu as UthaMar, Lord Shiva as Bhikshanathar and Lord Brahma all are prayed along with their consorts. Temple located very close to Srirangam island and easily accessible with car parking spaces. Must visit temple.

Really good temple across Trichy , Silent as well as well maintained temple, This place has the shrine of all Lords .Good place to spend evening times in a peace.

Must visit temple
Has history
Peaceful place

Three main God in one temple (Lord bramma,Lord Vishnu,Lord Shiva). Good place to worship all three god in a peaceful environment

A neatly maintained temple in one of 108 divya Desam. Has all three, Brahma, Sivan Vishnu in same. Best place for vidyaarambam. Best days to visit after saraswathi pooja. Close to samaya Puram. Nice places for parking and has shops to get flowers.

One more of the beautiful places in TamilNadu that show the best sculpted temples. Located near Trichy, here all the three deities(Trimurthi) Lord Vishnu as Uththamar(worshipped as Purushottamar), Lord Shiva as Pichandavar(Bhikshandavar) and Brahma are together found in the same temple premises along with their consorts Lakshmi as Poornavalli thayar and Mahalakshmi,, Parvathi as Soundarya Parvathi, and Saraswati. Small size temple with extensively sculpted pillars, rooftops, various Gods and Goddesses. A sure place to visit near Trichy

Also known as Thirukkarambanoor and Bhikshandar Kovil, Uthamar Kovil is a village located in the outskirts of Trichy city. Constructed in the Dravidian style, the temple finds its place in the Divyaprabandham, the early medieval Tamil canon of the Alwar saints. It is one of the 108 Divya Desam (most sacred) temples dedicated to Vishnu. The main deity here is worshipped as Purushothaman and his consort Lakshmi as Poornavalli. This is a very unique temple where all the three major Gods of Hinduism like Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are present with their consorts altogether. Once, when King Janaka was on a pilgrimage tour, he came here and conducted a pooja. When everyone was praying with closed eyes, a dog spoiled the sanctity of the pooja items. Since it was not a good sign, a worried Janaka prayed to the lord. He was directed by a sage coming that way to pray to the Kadamba tree there. On doing so, King Janaka was asked to do another pooja with new yagna items which were completed successfully. Janaka was very happy and wanted to know about the sage who guided him. The sage smiled and asked to worship the Kadamba tree again. In doing so, the Kadamba tree which was nothing but the form of Vedas. Another story explains that lord Brahma had a grief that he did not have a temple for himself though he too held a position as high as Vishnu and Shiva. For this sake, when lord Brahma was worshipping lord Vishnu, to check his devotion, lord Vishnu stood here as a Kadamba tree. Brahma personified Vishnu in the tree form and performed pujas to the tree. Brahma was granted this place to stay. The temple is very simple and does not have huge gopurams. The temple is more inclined spiritually. The temple opens at 6 AM allowing pilgrims till noon. Again opens at 4 PM till 8 PM.