Thiruthani murugan temple gopuram- Tamilnadu


 The Thiruthan Murugan Temple is located on Thiruthani hill in  Tamilnadu, dedicated to the Lord Murugan. 

It is considered as one of the 6 holy abodes of Lord Murugan, and has 365 steps that represents 365days in a year.

Location: Thiruttani, Tamil Nadu, India

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