This Temple is very famous in the entire Krishnagiri District. This Temple (Kaatu Veera Anjaneyar Temple) is located  in the heart of the Town on  a street  leading us from the road heading towards Devasamudhram. There is a small Welcome Arch but the Direction Board leading us to this Temple has been mis- spelt as ANJINAYAR.  This has to be set right. The Temple is compounded and has a grill gate too. There is a Hall before entering this Temple and small functions could be held there. The Temple is built on a rocky terrain. They follow the Vadakalai Sampradhaya and they have drawn Thiruman Srichoouranam all over the rocky areas within the Temple and they have a few Naga Devathas beneath it.  On the left side they have a Goshala and a Madapalli close to each other but they seem to be ill maintained and are in shambles.  An Image of an Elephant is drawn on a Rock and close to it  is a Valarum or a Growing Nandhi. They believe it to be growing  every year by a few millimetres. The Presiding Deity is Kaatu Veera Anjaneyar facing Westwards with a Stone Dwajasthambam before Him.  Close to the Main Shrine are the Sub Shrines of Chakrathalwar, Yoga Narasimhar and Urchavamurthigal. There is a separate Shrine for Mahalakshmi Thaayar. Similarly  Venkataramana Swamy occupies a separate Sub Shrine and there is  an Idol of Garuda with a Metallic Dwajasthambam here.  Devotees who come here with a specific Prayer  buy a Coconut and wrap it in a Saffron Bag and go round the Main Deity 11 times chanting His name and it is believed that such Prayers would be fulfilled soon.  They have earmarked a special place for breaking coconuts. They have small Idols of Lakshmi Narasimhar, Andal, Vishvaksenar and a Ramar Paadham, and close to it is a Floating Stone in Water (similar to those found in Rameswaram) very close to Venkatramana Swamy Sub Shrine.  There is a separate sub shrine for Vinayagar which is found close to the Main Deity of  Kaatu Veera Anjaneyar Shrine. They have a narrow car parking which is unmanned  but can  hold upto 20 Cars.  Any Devotee would have immense satisfaction on visiting this Temple. 

Temple Phone Number: 99407 31616

Temple Timing: 6.30 AM to 12.30 PM and 4.30 PM to 8 PM

Distance from Chennai to Krishnagiri is 255 Kms

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