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Dedicated to Surya, the Sun.

Where Murugan expounded the meaning of the Pranava (Om) to Shiva, and so became his father's teacher.

Adi Shakti Peetha on Kumari Hills.
Associated with Chandra, the Moon.

The rock-cut hill temple where Murugan married Deivanai, daughter of Indra.

The hill of 365 steps, where Murugan married Valli and his anger subsided after the war.

Mercury (Budha) sthala.

The only one of the six on the seashore — where Murugan worshipped Shiva after defeating Surapadman.
Most visited Hindu temple in the world.

Most famous Saturn (Shani) sthala; in Puducherry's Karaikal.

Source of the Godavari river; unique three-faced linga.

The arms. At about 3,680 m, the highest Shiva temple in the world.

Home of the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga; another Kumbh Mela site.

Known as Baba Baidyanath Dham; massive Shravani Mela pilgrimage every monsoon.

Cave shrine in the Trikuta mountains.
Sthala for Angaraka (Mars); also famed for healing diseases.

Granter of boons.
Consort of Lord Venkateswara.
Where Ramanuja received the Ashtakshara mantra.
Rahu sthala — known for milk that turns blue when offered.
Kurma Peetha — Sati's right foot.
Sati's left eye fell here, at Mahishi in the Mithila region of Bihar.
Sati's right wrist fell here, on the bank of the Kunur in Purba Bardhaman.
Pallava-era three-tiered sanctum.