Discover Gummudipoondi

If you are looking for a hotel in Gummudipoondi, first decide what brings you there. Four named temples are located in different wards and localities; there is also information about the Jathra and a temple in the surrounding area. These destinations give you specific points of reference for planning your day. When choosing your travel dates, it is important to consider which places you actually want to visit and whether a date or opening time has been confirmed for them.

Temples in different locations

The location details help distinguish the temples: Througpathi amman is in Gummudipoondi, Ward 3, on Mettu Street. Kanniyamman Koil is in Ward 6 in Mettu Colony. Perumal Koil is in Ward 9 on G.N.T. Road, and Murugar Koil is in Ward 10 in Vasantha Bazar. For each temple, note the name together with the ward and street or locality when planning. This is useful if a particular temple is central to your visit and you want to ask specifically about that place. If a temple is the main reason for your trip, first decide which name matters to you. Check access arrangements locally before your visit.

Jathra and travel dates

The Jathra in Gummudipoondi is described as lasting three days in May and classified as “non-notified.” A total attendance of 1,200 people is stated for the Jathra in Gummudipoondi. If the Jathra is the reason for your trip, check whether and when it will take place before booking, rather than treating May as a confirmed annual date. A confirmed date is therefore a better basis for planning your stay than the month alone.

Getting there and visiting hours

A bus route connects Chennai and Gummudipoondi. If you want to use this connection, check the timetable and service status before departure. This lets you plan your journey around a confirmed connection and coordinate your travel day with your planned visits.

The Sri Kalayana Sundara Veerabadrar Temple in Manellur, in Gummidipoondi Taluk, is located in the surrounding area. The temple’s stated opening hours are 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.; confirm these time slots locally before your visit. The hours apply to the temple in Manellur, not to the four temples in Gummudipoondi. If you plan to visit it, treat Manellur as a separate destination and check that the time slots fit your day. The information differs for planning purposes: the Jathra is described as lasting three days in May, while the Manellur hours are time slots within a single day.

Discover more destinations: Puthagaram, Minjur.

Go to the regional travel overview: Tiruvallur.