Arulmigu Velleeswarar Thirukovil (Sukran Sthalam)

Visiting this temple second time today. Was surprised about many things.

1. There is another Velleeswarar temple present near Mangadu Kamatchi Amman Temple and the slogan to get both the eye's back is pasted in that temple too.

2. Vinayagar is in standing position, first time seeing a vinayagar in standing position.

3. A beautiful sarabeswarar sannadhi present near the kodimaram.

4. Temple with two kodimarams.

Temple seems to be cramped but still neatly done. Had a very good darshan, and temple seems to be very lively.

Said to be one of the sapthasthana temples of Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva in the name of Valleeswarar is the presiding deity at this temple. Situated at South mass street, mylapore, chennai, India; surrounded by small and big shops and not to mention about street & pavement vendors, making the street congested / narrow and difficult to navigate.
No parking slot here.
Visible from vehicle.
Within very close proximity of mylapore Kapaleeswarar temple, Chennai

Powerfull spiritual place nearby mylai kabaleswarar temple. There is a separate sanithanam/sanction for lord sarbeswarar and lord sukraeswarar.

A big temple with many god's to pay our devotion. Main god is Lord Shiva. The temple has kodimaram also. If your are to visit Mylapore Kabaleeswarar Temple, visit this temple too. Many flower shops and fruit shoos in and around the entrance. There is also a token system to leave your footwear.

Shri Velleeswarar Shiva temple is on the southern side of Shri Kapaleeswarar temple in Mylapore. Opposite the main entrance is Siddhi Buddhi sameda Shri Vinayagar. Shiva is facing East. Shri Kamatchi Ambal is on the left side of Shiva temple, facing south.

Temple is sukra sthalam. Hurdles in life events due to missing sukara view will be cleared.

This temple is one of the Saptha Shiva Sthalams (7 important Shiva temples) of Chennai. It is located in Mylalore maada veedhi, right adjacent to Kapaleshwarar. Shiva here is called Velleswarar. It was at this spot that Sage Sukracharya prayed to Shiva to get his sight back. There is no parking outside the temple. You will have to park near Kapaleshwarar temple or any of the maada veedhis to visit the temple. There's a shoe stand available to keep your footwear outside.

One of the oldest child temples built outside Tanjore with full of Tamil inscriptions