Journey north from the Guruvayoorappan Temple’s Kerala namesake, and you’ll find yourself at the Uttara Guruvayoorappan Temple in Chennai. This temple, dedicated to Lord Guruvayurappan, earns its name, “Uttara,” meaning north, from its location relative to the original temple. The deity here, just like in Guruvayoor, Kerala, is Lord Krishna, worshipped in his form as Guruvayoorappan. A unique offering at the Uttara Guruvayoorappan Temple is the rich and creamy pal payasam, a sweet rice pudding. The temple comes alive during festivals like the Aganda Narayana Aradhana, Pongal Magarijyothi, and the Radha Kalyana Utsavam. If you’re planning a visit, the best time to experience the Uttara Guruvayoorappan Temple is between October and February. The pleasant weather during these months makes exploring Chennai a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
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