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Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Sri Kaalatheeswarar. The temple is considered one of the older neighborhood shrines and is respected by
local devotees for its spiritual heritage and devotional importance. Its classic South Indian temple style and sacred atmosphere make
it a meaningful place of daily worship.

The temple follows regular Shaivite pooja traditions, with daily rituals, abhishekam, and special prayers performed on auspicious days
such as Pradosham and Maha Shivaratri. Devotees visit to offer milk, bilva leaves, flowers, and lamps, seeking blessings for health,
protection, and prosperity. Festival days are observed with special decorations, extended poojas, and community participation.

Known for its calm and devotional setting, the temple provides a peaceful space for prayer and reflection amid the busy town surroundings.
Visitors appreciate the simple structure and strong devotional energy of the shrine. Proper temple etiquette, including modest dress and
respectful conduct, is encouraged for all worshippers and guests visiting the temple.

• Morning Session: 6:00 AM – 12:30 PM
• Evening Session: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM