Vairavanpatti is a village located on the way from

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and

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district of Tamil Nadu, India. This village derives its name from the temple dedicated to Lord Kala Bhairav who is known in

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as Vairavan. It is 2 km from the Pillayarpatti village which is another famous pilgrimage center. It is one of the 9 temples held in high esteem by the

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Chettiar community of Tamil Nadu. The presiding deity here is Lord Valaroli Nathar and his consort Vadivudai Ammai. Bhairavar here is prominent, hence the name Vairavan-patti in Tamil. It is reachable from

old bus stand. All the local buses connecting Tirupattur and Ponnamaravati are stopping in Vairavanpatti. The village is in the R. Palakurichi panchayat.

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Villages in Sivaganga district {{Sivagangai-geo-stub