When
I was going to Kanchipuram from Chennai (on the Chennai-Bangalore expressway),
I saw a vast Shiva/Nandi statue on my
left hand side. This statue was found just before one takes a left to go to
Kanchipuram from the principle street (primary curve) and soon after the
L&T production line.
I
got to be interested and went close to the spot to enquire with the security
staff on whether I can visit the premises. He was glad to join me, show around
the spot and answer my inquiries. I came to realize that this premise is not
really a Temple, but rather is intended to be more similar to a landmark. It
appears it is constructed and oversaw by Sankara Madam, situated in
Kanchipuram.
The
Nandi Statue is around 25-30 feet in
tallness and the Shiva statue is around 60-70 feet in stature. I am not certain
on the off chance that you can figure its range from the photos, however the
statues are tremendous and are effortlessly noticeable from the principle
street. It appears this spot is open for open to visit (there are no tickets).
He
let me know something else that was considerably additionally intriguing. It
appears, Sankara madam has additionally conceptualized a legacy/legendary
historical center directly behind this spot and individuals can visit it to get a look
at our fanciful history. He says media based shows are likewise included.
In
any case, they require no less than 5-6 individuals to work imperative shows in
that exhibition hall (guests in gatherings). Since I went alone, I was not
ready to visit it. On the off chance that anybody can visit this spot, please
share your involvement in the remarks segment underneath.
In
the mean time, observe some photos of Lord Shiva/Nandi and a short video I took
close to the landmarks.
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