Kottaipatti is a small village close to Bathlagundu or Vathalagundu in Dindigul District of Tamil Nadu. Sri Sendraya perumal Temple is a Hill Temple and can be accessed by foot steps or by a motorable ghat road leading Devotees to the Temple premises. This Temple is believed to be around 1000 years old. The Temple has erected a Welcome Arch at the foot hill of the motorable ghat road. Devotees ought to be very careful if they choose to go by foot since they may have to climb around 500 steps or more. In the Sanctum Sanctorum the Presiding Deity of Sri Sendraya Perumal is seen all alone. Sendraya Perumal is very unique here since he is seen sporting a Moustache and a Beard which is normally unseen in other Temples. Hence some refer Him as Meesai Perumal or Meesaikara Perumal. In the Sanctum Sanctorum He is seen with folded hands.He is not seen here with His usual Sangu and Chakkram. Milk Abishegam is very famous here for the Sendraya Perumal. Apart from this, Seedai, Murukku and Adhirasam are offered to the God and distributed to all the Devotees.The Urchavamoorthy Idol of Sri Sendraya Perumal is seen along with Sri Rukmani and Sri Sathyabhama. Overlooking the moolasthanam is a Dwajasthambam or Kodi Maram and a Neivediya Peedam or Bali Peedam. The Temple looks beautiful with its multiple pillars which are around 48 or even more. The Chitra Ratha Mandapam looks so clean and appealing to the eyes of the Devotees. The Sthala Viruksham of this temple is Usilai Maram and the Sacred Tank or Pushkarani is known as Krishna Theertham or Krishna Theppam. Festivals like Vaikunda Ekadesi,

The History behind the Temple is that  one Chennamma Naicker an ardent Devotee of Sri Krishna sent his Cows to graze and when they returned he found a  Cow without any Claf missing. On searching for it he was astounded to see the young Cow feeding Milk to an Urchin. On going close the Urchin Boy gave Chennamma naicker His Viswaroopa Dharisanam and asked him to build a Temple on this Hill. Thus this Hill Temple of Sri Sendraya Perumal came into existence having been built by Chennamma Naicker. Onam and Purattasi Saturday are celebrated in a grand manner. Likewise Krishna Jayanthi attracts a lot of Devotees from the neighbouring areas. This Temple out to be visited by everyone in general and more particularly by those who wish to perform their Marriages soon and for those who wish to have a Child Boon. 

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Temple Timing: 8 AM to 7 PM

Distance from Vathalagundu to Kottaipatti is 2 Kms

Distance from Dindigul to Kottaipatti is 40 Kms

Distance from Virudhunagar to Kottaipatti is 104 Kms

Distance from Aruppukkottai to Kottaipatti is 113 Kms

Distance from Sivakasi to Kottaipatti is 125 Kms

Distance from Kumbakonam to Kottaipatti is 246 Kms

Distance from Natchiarkoil to Kottaipatti is 253 Kms

Distance from Thirunageswaram to Kottaipatti is 249 Kms

Distance from Thanjavur to Kottaipatti is 204 Kms

Distance from Tiruchirappalli to Kottaipatti is 146 Kms

Distance from Varagur to Kottaipatti is 181 Kms

Distance from Thirukoodalur to Kottaipatti is 204 Kms

Distance from Thiruvellarai to Kottaipatti is 163 Kms

Distance from Thirunelveli to Kottaipatti is 208 Kms

Distance from Tenkasi to Kottaipatti is 173 Kms

Distance from Kovilpatti to Kottaipatti is 149 Kms

Distance from Veeravanallur to Kottaipatti is 243 Kms

Distance from Mannarkovil to Kottaipatti is 257 Kms

Distance from Chennai to Kottaipatti is 482 Kms

Nearest Railway Station is Kodaikanal Road Railway Station

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