Sreekanteshwaram, is an ancient temple right in the heart of the city. This is also very close to Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy temple. The temple is quite small, constructed in typical Kerala style and wood work here is artistically done and visible in the images displayed below. This is visited by locals everyday.
Siva is the main deity here and Lord Vishnu is also worshipped here.
The Sivalinga here, is believed to be a Swayambhu ( self manifestation) and there are sub shrines for Ganesha and Ayyapa.
Please check this link for more details. http://sreekanteswaramtemple.com/
Though I had been to Thiruvananthapuram, learnt about ths temple fro you post only. The Nandi is excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks PNS, You can include these temples in your next visit.
ReplyDeleteBeen to Ananthapadmanabha swamy temple and ganapathy temple. Never been here. Looks nice.
ReplyDeleteI just included a few popular temples in and around the padmanabha temple.@ Niranjan
ReplyDeleteWow! Another temple that I learn of Chitra ma'am. Will sure have this temple in my list. The Nandi looks cute :)
ReplyDeleteBindu..I am happy you appreciate my posts.:)
DeleteVery Nice Chitra..
ReplyDeleteThanks Sridharan. Hardly see your posts these days.
DeleteGreat to have another post from you. Its been a while and I've missed you my virtual visits to all these wonderful places. I'm totally intrigued by your mention of a Swayambhu .... interesting, very interesting.
ReplyDeletethanks PW. Swambhu are self manifestation.
DeleteHappy to see you here Tracy( PW)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, always feel like I am doing a pilgrimage along with you.
ReplyDeletethe feeling is mutual Arti.:)
DeleteThanks for introducing this beautiful temple. Nandi is very majestic.
ReplyDeletethanks a lot SG.
DeleteNice temple.Visited in 2012. All Kerala temples are perfect examples of cleanliness and Godliness.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Ramakrishnan. haven't seen this kind of cleanliness anywhere.
Deletethanks Ashok:)
ReplyDeletenice info with photos
ReplyDeletethanks