Arulmigu Karamadai Shri Ranganathar Swami Temple - Hindu temple in Karamadai - Coimbatore, India

It's a magnificent temple and I was ecstatic about paying a visit there. But the temple management is horrible, everything is very money-centric which is incongruous to the sanctity and stature of such a sacred place. The most important chambers were shut without notice and only MLA's and MP's would be allowed. We drove 8 hours to-fro without pause only to have our happiness dimmed by horrible commercialism and hostility in the premises.

A holistic and calm and beautiful temple with all basic amenities in it. The temple was peaceful despite the weekend timings. No proper car parking, which puts the pilgrims at a huge disadvantage. That apart everything is divine and beautiful, with proper necessities. There are several tokens for the easy approach to the deity, despite the heavy crowd.

We visited on the festive occasion Saturday . The temple was heavily rushed. They maintaining the temple very well.. Queue system for Darshan also well arranged with special Darshan tickets of 10 and 100 available too. For Car parking they have provided a free parking lot opposite to the Temple adjacent to mettupalaym main road. That also well maintained and arranged

An ancient temple where Bhagawan Vishnu who has seen 4 yugas is enshrined. Recently renovated & maintained well.

One of the oldest temples in Coimbatore. Famous for the kavvalam festival. You can visit the temple on the way to ooty. The temple opens at 5.30 to 1.30 and 4 to 8.30. Special tickets are available if there is a rush. If you go by car there's not enough parking space available so you have to park elsewhere. The roads near temple are little cramped.

Nice infrastructure with good amenities. Temple will be opened all the days. Sunday to friday the temple will be open at morning 7 AM to 1PM and evening 4PM to 9PM. The temple will not closed on Saturday till 9 PM in the night.

Very ancient and famous temple in Coimbatore district... Which is located at karamadai... This temple celebration is one of the biggest celebration in Tamilnadu... Beautiful and powerful

Temple authorities should take appropriate measures to manage heavy crowds. During my visit to the temple this Puratasi, I observed a lack of directional signage for the various queue lines. I waited for nearly an hour in the general queue, only to discover upon nearing the temple that there was a separate queue for Rs. 100 which there was no prior indication. Additionally, it would be beneficial to establish a dedicated queue for senior citizens to ensure their comfort and safety, preventing any pushing in the lines.