1. Tirupparamkundram
There are 4 important Heritage sites on each side of the hill.
East side entrance steps lead to the “Kasiviswanathar Temple” and at the Top, before the temple Theerthangarar sculptures spring will be seen.
Just opposite to Tirupparamkundram Railway station we can claim the steps to 3 caves with stone beds & bhirami inscriptions and spring.

2. East entrance to the Theerthangarar sculptures

3. Spring under the sculptures

4. Sculptures
It was created on 9-10th century. It was a school at the pandia’s period.
Combined two sculptures.
Parsuvanathar & Pahupali’s carved sculptures.
At parsuvanathar’s sculpture shows that, his enemy namely “Kamadan” thrown the rock to him, there after worshiped him.
Pahupali sculpture on standing position with his 2 sisters.

5. Parsuvanathar,pahupali sculptures

6. Sign board

7. View of the cave with rock beds and spring

8. Jain’s beds at 2nd cave

9. Jain’s school
It was a school of Jains at 2nd century and created by “Athuvan”. The rock beds are made by “Eazhakkudumbihan Poalalayan”and his native was “Erukkattoor” at 1st century and donated by him.

10. Bhirami inscriptions upon the jain’s beds

11. Opened eye view from the 2nd cave

12. Further more steps and cannel

13. Rock cut cave temple
It was called Umayandar Temple at 8th century.After jain’s period (after 13th century) it was converted as Lord Siva temple from jain’s school by Prasanna
Thevar.
It was indicated the name of 1st maravarman Sundarapandian (Pandia’s king) as “Sundara Pandia
Easwaramudayar Temple)

14. Rock cut cave temple

15. Theerthangarar sculpture

16. Thenparamkundram
North face steps to the hill situated at just west side from the Lord Murugan Temple. These steps are joined with East side steps at the middle of the hill.
At South side, rock cut cave temple is there.

17. View of Tirupparamkundram

18. View of Tirupparamkundram railway station from the west top cave

19. North side entrance and steps to the hill

20. Steps to the hill between the trees

21. View of Theppam from the north hill middle

22. entrance to Thenparamkundram-rock cut cave Temple (South side of the hill)

23. Route map to Tirupparmkundram

24. View of Thirupparamkundram hill from Perumalmali