Sri Chakra Maha Meru Temple - Hindu temple in Nagalur - Salem, India

It's cool and calm place. Temple premises are kept clean. It's a must visit place from Yercaud. Home made honey and spices are sold inside temple, but it's little costly.

A hidden treasure in yercaud. This place is very neat and clean. Almighty Tripura Sundari is residing in the temple in the form of Sri Chakra

This temple is located in Navalur in a beautiful scenic location. Sri Chakram has been consecrated in this location. A mandapam is also being constructed in this temple for the Goddess. The temple houses well carved wooden vigrahas in the Prakaram. Apart from Sri chakra Rajeswari temple has Sannadis of Vinayakar, Subramaniar and Dakshinamoorthy. The place is tranquil and serene. The route is about 4 kms from Yercaud and is a visual treat. This temple is a must visit for its calm settings and picturesque route.

The world's biggest Sri Chakra Maha Meru Temple comprises a three-dimensional pyramid on the temple which when viewed from the top, takes the form of Sri Chakra. Devotees believe that if you worship the Devi with Sri Chakra, it is equal to worshipping the ultimate force.

If you want to get away from the holiday crowd in every tourist spot in Yercaud, then this is place for you. Peaceful surroundings, garden, vibes, etc. Relaxes your mind. If you are just curious about the "world's biggest chakra", and that is the only reason for your visit, then you would be disappointed. Please visit if you have time and want to spend in a peaceful environment. Then you will definitely like it.

Beautiful place. Temple environment is very peaceful. Not crowded. Temple's kalasha is made in the shape of shri chakra. Cleanliness maintained. Beautiful garden surrounded the temple.

Wonderfully decorated temple. Nice spiritual energy. Well worth a visit. They have a nice shop selling good quality spiritual items but payment is in cash only and there are no atms locally. So take plenty of cash with you.

Calm and Serene, devotion will just flow out of you... The temple per se is very new but very methodically constructed and well maintained.