About the Temple
BroadwayA divine sanctuary rooted in devotion, tradition, and the protecting grace of Karuppanasamy
18m Padi Karuppanasamy
SUKKAMPATTI · KARUR · TAMIL NADU
Born from Devotion
2014 - The Year of Divine Inauguration
The 18m Padi Karuppanasamy Temple was consecrated and inaugurated in the year 2014, standing as a testament to the unwavering faith of the Sukkampatti community in Kadavoor Thaluk, Karur District, Tamil Nadu.
Over the past 12 glorious years, the temple has grown from a sacred vision into a thriving spiritual destination. The presiding deity - a magnificent 22-foot tall Karuppanasamy statue - watches over devotees with divine grace, drawing pilgrims from surrounding villages and beyond.
The temple was established under the stewardship of Trustee Kalimuthu (son of Vengatajalam and Palaniyamaal), whose family has devoted their lives to maintaining this sacred space. With the support of two dedicated male staff members, the temple operates with devotion every single day of the year.
Trustee
Kalimuthu
Father: Vengatajalam · Mother: Palaniyamaal
2014
Temple Inaugurated
12
Years of Service
22ft
Statue Height
6+
Deities Worshipped
Daily Opening Hours
Morning 4AM – 12PM · Evening 4PM – 7PM · All 7 Days
The Divine Protector
Guardian deity of the land, fierce yet benevolent
Karuppanasamy - also known as Karuppar, Karuppan, or Karuppu Sami - is one of the most revered guardian deities of Tamil Nadu. Depicted as a dark-complexioned warrior, He is the fierce protector of villages, fields, and communities.
Traditionally stationed at the outskirts of villages, Karuppanasamy is believed to guard against evil spirits, calamities, and injustice. Devotees approach Him with absolute faith, knowing that He answers prayers with swift and direct justice.
At this temple, Karuppanasamy stands 22 feet tall - an awe-inspiring presence that conveys both power and compassion. He is worshipped alongside Kaali Amman, Bairavar, Murugan, Vinayagar, and the Navagraha, forming a complete divine assembly.
Statue Height Comparison
Karuppanasamy
Presiding Deity
Kaali Amman
Divine Mother
Bairavar
Guardian of Time
Murugan
God of War & Wisdom
Vinayagar
Remover of Obstacles
Navagram
Nine Celestial Bodies
Why This Temple Matters
A spiritual lighthouse for the Karur region
Community Protection
The temple serves as the spiritual guardian of Sukkampatti and surrounding villages in Kadavoor Thaluk. Devotees believe Karuppanasamy actively protects the community from harm.
Agricultural Blessings
Farmers from across the region visit the temple seeking blessings for their crops. Karuppanasamy is traditionally the deity of fields, rain, and harvest.
Justice & Truth
The deity is widely invoked for justice in disputes. Devotees take sacred oaths before Karuppanasamy, trusting in His unwavering commitment to truth.
Family Welfare
Families offer prayers for health, prosperity, and protection. The temple welcomes all - cutting across barriers - as Karuppanasamy belongs to everyone.
Cultural Heritage
The temple is a living centre of Tamil folk culture, preserving ancient traditions, oral histories, and ritual practices that connect generations.
Open Every Day
Unlike many temples, this sacred space remains open all 7 days of the week - morning 4 AM to 12 PM and evening 4 PM to 7 PM - welcoming every seeker.
Rooted in Folk Heritage
Ancient customs kept alive by generations of devotion
Sacred Space, Divine Design
Built with devotion, standing with majesty
The 18m Padi Karuppanasamy Temple is designed in the Dravidian architectural tradition, the classical style of Tamil Nadu temple building. The temple complex is centred around the towering 22-foot Karuppanasamy statue - a dominant landmark visible from afar.
The sanctum sanctorum (garbhagriha) houses the primary deity, Karuppanasamy, flanked by Kaali Amman and Bairavar. Adjacent shrines are dedicated to Murugan, Vinayagar, and the Navagraha, creating a harmonious divine assembly within the compound.
The temple entrance features traditional motifs and sculptures that narrate the glory of Karuppanasamy. Devotees pass through a ceremonial gateway before approaching the main shrine, following the ritual progression prescribed by ancient Agama texts.
18m Padi Karuppanasamy
Sukkampatti, Karur
Contact & Location
Trustee
Kalimuthu
Father: Vengatajalam
Mother: Palaniyamaal
Brother: Krishnamoorthy
Kadavoor Thaluk, Kaniyalampatti Road, Sukkampatti, Karur
Located near Sukkampatti on Kaniyalampatti Road, Kadavoor Thaluk
18m Padi Karuppanasamy Temple