Arittapatti: Ancient Lord Shiva Temple and Historical Sculptures of Tamil Nadu

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Discover Arittapatti, an 8th-century A.D. carved Lord Shiva temple located on the west side of Thirupinayanmalai hill. This stunning site features an amusing single path leading to the temple and a serene tank for visitors to enjoy. Notable for its Tamil Brahmi inscriptions and the ancient Theerthangara sculpture created around the 1st century B.C. by Nelveli Sazhivan, as well as another sculpture created in the 10th century A.D. by monk Achanandhi. Explore the historical significance and serene beauty of Arittapatti today.

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May 08, 2026

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Arittapatti: Ancient Lord Shiva Temple and Historical Sculptures of Tamil Nadu

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Arittapatti • Carved lord Shiva temple of 8th century A.D. by the pandia’s at the west side of the hill.
Upon the tank
To step down to the carved temple
Amusing single path between the hills
Steps to the carved temple
In Tamil language
In English
View of the temple
Lord shiva
Lord Laguleesvara
Opposite to temple view
Single path between the hills
Thirupinayanmalai • It is called “Kazhinjamalai” by the local people.There is a Tamil bhrami inscriptions in this cave and the first Theerthangara sculpture • created upon the hill at the 1st centurey B.C. by”Nelveli sazhivan athinanvelian”
Via to “Kazhinjamalai”
Location before the small oorani tank
1st Theerthangarar sculpture • It was created at 10th century A.D. by the monk namely “Achanandhi”
Route map to Arittapatti

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