Irukkankudi Mariamman Temple is located east of Sattur in the Virudhunagar district of Tamil Nadu, and the Goddess here is Mariamman, a powerful deity whose protective and healing powers are most glorified. This temple is environs by serenity and features spiritual values. It is particularly famous for its annual festivals, especially the Panguni festival, which attracts thousands of devotees. It is not only the temple's history, enrooted in local legends, but also the traditional Dravidian architecture of this temple that makes it an important cultural and religious point of interest in the area.
A visit to this temple enhances religious devotion and appreciation of heritage for the region and community spirit. During the visit, the serene temple, with all its colourful festivals and zealous worship by devotees, offered a view into these deeply etched traditions and enduring faith that mark Tamil Nadu's spiritual landscape. It must be a pilgrim on this quest for blessings or a traveller on this cultural landmark—this Irukkankudi Mariamman Temple is sure to impress.

Entry fees:

No entry fees

Darshan Time:

5 am – 1:30 pm, 4:15 – 8pm (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday) 5am – 8 pm (Friday, Tuesday, Sunday)

Best time to visit:

November to February; July/August

Dress Code:

It is suggested to wear traditional clothes like sarees and Kurtis for women and dhotis and shirts for men.

Ways to Reach:

By Air: The nearest airport is the Madurai Airport which is approximately 90 km away, from the airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach the temple.
By Train: The Nearest Railway Station is Virudhunagar Junction (approximately 30 km away), from the railway station, you can hire a taxi, take a bus, or use local transport to reach the temple.
By Road: There are frequent buses available from major cities like Madurai and Virudhunagar to Irukkankudi. You may take a direct or connecting bus to the temple.