Legend says Lord Hanuman paused here at Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple while carrying the Sanjeevini Hill. He rested to perform Surya Namaskar. Devotees believe his power is immense at this very spot.
The Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple sits atop a small hill. It’s a charming temple though modest in size. It is said to await Kumbhabishegam consecration. The temple’s origins are shrouded in mystery. There are no sculptures or historical records to illuminate its past. Yet it draws many devoted followers from far and wide.
Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple is a place of tranquility. It’s renowned for its peaceful atmosphere and positive energy. A must-visit for any Hanuman devotee. Even the famous Rajnikanth a renowned actor is a known devotee. He visits whenever his schedule allows.
The presiding deity Lord Hanuman stands six feet tall. He is depicted in a ready-to-fly pose. One hand offers Abhaya Mudra a gesture of protection. His tail is raised a bell adorns its end. At the foot of Gajagiri hill where the temple stands is a shrine dedicated to Lord Vinayaka. Devotees climb 108 steps to reach the temple.
Some believe Sage Vyasa established the temple. Legend also states that Lord Hanuman stopped here during his journey back to Sri Lanka. He paused to perform Sandhya Vandhanam his evening prayers. Within the temple’s walls is a shrine featuring Lord Rama alongside his consort Seetha and brother Lakshmana. A road leads to the hilltop making access easier for visitors.
Hanumath Jayanthi and Sri Rama Navami are celebrated with great enthusiasm. The temple offers a serene view from the hilltop. The calm and the peacefulness of the place are something that you will take with you even after you leave the temple. The temple is a place to find peace and spiritual connection. Its quiet charm makes Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple a truly memorable place of worship.