Most of the Hills in South India are dedicated to Hindu God Murugan( Arupadaiveedu), But this hill is mainly dedicated to Lord Shiva. This place is located around 10 to 15 Kms from Chengalpattu near chennai. The Name of Lord Shiva in this temple is Vedagiriswarar. The Speciality of this temple is "Sangu Theertham" & "Eagle". Hindu Mythological saints like Appar, Thirunyanasambandar, Sundarar, Manickkavasagar sung about the ennoble of this place. Lord shiva gave dharsan as a Suyambu to the four hindu vedas it believed. Goddess Kali Temple is located at the foot of this hill. The Speciality as mentioned above, two eagles will come and eat the ambrosia of Lord Shiva. Hindu Mythological Saint Markendeya did penance in this temple. We have to cross 530 steps to worship lord shiva. Lord shiva gets abhishegam(Bath) daily,
but goddess will get only thrice in an year. It is Strongly believed that Conch(Sangu) will appear in the pond once in twelve years. This place is really a proven solution for hindu mythology.
Most of the Hills in South India are dedicated to Hindu God Murugan( Arupadaiveedu), But this hill is mainly dedicated to Lord Shiva. This place is located around 10 to 15 Kms from Chengalpattu near chennai. The Name of Lord Shiva in this temple is Vedagiriswarar. The Speciality of this temple is "Sangu Theertham" & "Eagle". Hindu Mythological saints like Appar, Thirunyanasambandar, Sundarar, Manickkavasagar sung about the ennoble of this place. Lord shiva gave dharsan as a Suyambu to the four hindu vedas it believed. Goddess Kali Temple is located at the foot of this hill. The Speciality as mentioned above, two eagles will come and eat the ambrosia of Lord Shiva. Hindu Mythological Saint Markendeya did penance in this temple. We have to cross 530 steps to worship lord shiva. Lord shiva gets abhishegam(Bath) daily, 
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