Parikkal Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy is located a few Kilometers away from the GST Road. In ancient days Parikkal was called as Parikkalapuram. It is believed that King Vasantharaja, a staunch Devotee of Narasimha Swamy initiated this Temple. The Presiding Deity is Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. His Consort here is Kanakavalli Thaayar. In the corridor there are Shrines for Sri Varadharaja Perumal, Vinayagar and Garudan. Generally, Narasimha Swamy Temples  are noted for their aggressive fury but this is the only Temple in India where the Lord and Mother are seen embracing each other. Another unique aspect of this Temple is that two Anjaneyas viz 1) Veera Anjaneya and 2) Baktha Anjaneya are found together Blessing their Devotees. It is astounding that  Anjaneya Swamy in this Temple gets the 2nd right for the Thirumanjanam, ahead of even Kanakavalli Thaayar. This Temple was razed to the ground during the Moghul Invasion.  Subsequently Veera Narasimhan rebuilt and renovated this Temple with granites brought from the neighbouring Karnataka. Still the Cholas and Pallavas took keen interest and had lend their helping hand to bring this Temple to this level. It is believed that King Raja Raja Chola I had built the Sacred Tank or Pushkarani of this Temple. The Temple Vimanam is called as Ashtakona Vimanam. It is also believed that this Temple brings miracle to the Physically and Mentally Challenged and also those suffering from Marriage Hardships. This is one among the 4 Narasimha Swamy Temples found in this region and the inscriptions here go on to show as to how rich the Temple was historically. The three other Lakshmi Narasimha Temples of this region are 1)Singirikudi, 2) Poovarasankuppam and 3) Anthili. The Temple has undergone a recent renovation and Kumbabhishekam. Now it presents a very appealing and gorgeous to look at. The Temple has a Chariot or Temple Car of its own. Free Annadhanam to Devotees is a hallmark of this Temple. Many Madhva communities of Karnataka have this Temple as their Kula Deivam. There is a staunch belief among the Devotees that those coming here would be rid of all their ailments, debts, miseries etc. The Pushkarani or Sacred Tank of this Temple is Nagakoopam. Narasimha Jayanthi, Garuda Seva and Vaikunda Ekadesi are celebrated in style.

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Temple Timing: 6 AM to 12 Noon  and 4 PM to 8 PM

Distance from Singirikudi to Parikkal is 61 Kms.

Distance from Poovarasamkuppam to Parikkal is 39 Kms.

Distance from Anthili to Parikkal is 37 Kms.

Distance from Singiri Kovil to Parikkal is 141 Kms.

Distance from Singaperumal Kovil to Parikkal is 140 Kms.

Distance from Chinthalavadi to Parikkal is 173 Kms.

Distance from Sholinghur to Parikkal is 174 Kms.

Distance from Pondichery to Parikkal is 64 Kms.

Distance from Cuddalore to Parikkal is 50 Kms.

Distance from Vilupuram to Parikkal is 25 Kms.

Distance from Ulundurpet to Parikkal is 22 Kms.

Distance from Srimushnam to Parikkal is 60 Kms.

Distance from Vandavasi to Parikkal is 96 Kms.

Distance from Singirikona to Parikkal is 226 Kms.

Distance from Singarayakonda A.P. to Parikkal is 456 Kms.

Distance from Nellore to Parikkal is 360 Kms.

Distance from Mangalagiri to Parikkal is 626 Kms.

Distance from Narasimhakonda to Parikkal is 369 Kms.

Distance from Penchalakona to Parikkal is 373 Kms.

Distance from Bhuvanagiri Gutta A.P. to Parikkal is 352 Kms.

Distance from Thiruvannamalai to Parikkal is 68 Kms.

Distance from Thiruvennainallur to Parikkal is 14 Kms.

Distance from Chennai to Parikkal is 204 Kms.

Nearest Railway Station is Ulundurpet R.S.

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