“Sri Arulmigu Murugan Temple holds a significant place in the hearts of South Indians, with Lord Ganesha, Kalliamman, Lord Shiva, and the Nine Planets. The temple supports community welfare through health screenings, monthly food distribution, cash assistance, and educational bursaries for needy people. Festivals like Diwali, Aswayuja Bahula Chaturdashi, and Kartika Shudha Vijaya are celebrated over five days. During Navratri, the temple reveres Shakti and features captivating dance programs. With a monthly congregation of 5,000 worshippers, including many from the Indian community, the temple became a collaborative effort, with professionals generously contributing their services over five years to create meaningful artworks. Each masterpiece within the temple carries a profound significance. The temple emanates a delightful atmosphere, providing a serene and welcoming space for spiritual reflection and cultural celebration.”
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