Sarba Siddhar Jeeva Samadhi Temple is a burial shrine of Sarba Siddhar located at Mangadu in Chennai City in Tamilnadu. The Temple remains open from 08.00 AM to 09.30 AM and 04.30 PM to 07.30 PM. On Sundays, temple remains open from 08.00 AM to 12 Noon and 04.00 PM to 09.00 PM. Sarba Siddhar Jeeva Samadhi Temple is located between Mangadu and Pattu Mangadu route. Take the metal road and go to Govinda Rajapuram you will find the Jeeva samadhi Temple. It is back side to SMIT Engg college.
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Sarba Siddhar Jeeva Samadhi Temple, Mangadu, Chennai
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Sarba Siddhar Jeeva Samadhi Temple, Mangadu, Chennai
How to Reach:
The Temple is located at about 800 meters from Kozhumanivakkam Bus Stop, 1.5 Kms from Mangadu Kamakshi Amman Temple, 1.5 Kms from Mangadu Bus Stop, 7 Kms from Porur Junction, 4 Kms from Poonamallee, 5 Kms from Kundrathur, 16 Kms from Meenambakkam Metro Station, 14 Kms from Guindy Railway Station, 22 Kms from Chennai Central Railway Station, 19 Kms from Egmore Railway Station, 17 Kms from Chennai Airport and 21 Kms from Chennai.
Mangadu is located off the Chennai Bangalore highway on the way from Poonamallee to Kunrathur. While going from Chennai city on Mount Poonamallee road, one must take left from Kumananchaavadi junction to reach Mangadu. This temple is located very close to Mangadu Bus Stop. Frequent Bus services available from Poonamallee, Porur, Tambaram, and Pallavaram.
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