[Location] [Boarding and Lodging] [Nearby Divya Desams]

Location

The Oppiliappan Koil (TiruvNNagaram) is located at Thiru Nageswaram near Kumbakonam in the Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu. The easiest approach is by a taxi, auto, or bus from from Kumbakonam town which is about 4 miles from here. Kumbakonam can be reached from different parts of Tamil Nadu by bus or train.

Mailing Address:
             Sri Oppiliappan Koil Devasthanam
             Thirunageswaram Post
             Tamilnadu 612204, India.
             Ph. (0435) 246 3385 (within India)
             +91 (435) 246 3385 (International)

             If you have problem getting the office number, you can reach
             Sri Govindaraja Bhattar, Paramparai Archakar at the Sannidhi, at
             (0435) 246 3522.

Boarding and Lodging

There are many places available in Kumbakonam to stay at as it a semi urban town with all boarding and lodging facilities. Some hotels and lodges are listed here and here

For those who prefer to not to stay in a hotel, Srimath Andavan Ashramam is conveniently located directly across Oppiliapan Koil and offers modern facilities for an overnight stay and prasadam for which one can offer a samarpanam. They can be reached at:
             Srimath Andavan Ashramam
             Sannadhi Street,
             Oppiliappan Koil,
             Thirunageswaram Post, Tamil Nadu 612204
             Ph. (0435) 246 3138

Nearby Divya Desams

Nachchiar Koil (Tirunaraiyur) is 10 Km from Kumbakonam and 6 Km from Oppiliappan Koil.Plenty of town buses are available from both Kumbakonam and Oppiliappan koil. Thiruchcherai is 5 Km from Nachchiar Koil and in the Kumbakonam-Thiruvarur bus route. Town buses are available from Kumbakonam. Oppiliappan koil, Nachchiar koil and Thiruchcherai can all be visited together in one day.
The following day Thiruadhanur, Thirupullambhuthangkudi, Thirukkavithathalam can be visited. The Chakrapani, Sarangapani and Ramaswamy temples, which are located in the town of Kumbakonam, can be covered in one evening.
For more information, see
http://srivaishnavam.com/divyadesam108/kundanthai_travel.htm