Perungudi, Tiruchirappalli

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Perungudi,Tiruchirapalli
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Perungudi,Tiruchirapalli
Location in Tamil Nadu, India
Coordinates: 10°49′25″N78°38′15″E / 10.823648°N 78.63739°E / 10.823648; 78.63739
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Tamil Nadu
District Tiruchirappalli
Elevation
77 m (253 ft)
Languages
  Official Tamil
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)

Perungudi is a village in Andanallur Taluk in the Tiruchirappalli District of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. A part of Malliyampathu Panchayath, it is located 7 kilometers west of district headquarters and 9 kilometers from Andanallur.

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Language

The local language of the town is Tamil.

Transport

Tiruchirappalli Fort Railway Station, and Tiruchirappalli Railway Station are nearby.

Education

Schools near Perungudi

Temple

2km from Somarasampettai is a temple connected with the Kumara Vayalur Murugan temple that is a monument of Sundara Chola and Adithya II periods.

Balasubramaniar is presented with a face and four hands along with Devayani in standing posture. Idols have been discovered in various places inside the temple. [1] At one location Saneeswaran faces Murugan. In another the Shiva statue named Agastheeswarar is tilted, allegedly because Lord Shiva, while accepting a gift from a handicapped woman (as a token of love), had to bend sideways to receive it. The temple was dated to 969 A.D. In another spot the Vishnu statue is just outside Shiva Sannidi.

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