The five towered temple is facing east.  Custodian deities Pathinettupadi Karuppu, Sangili Karuppu, Easana Ganapathi, Vanni Ganapathi and Valampuri Vinayaka on the right and Kadal Kanni in water, Kadal Raja, 9 feet Sheerdi Saibaba in marble shrine, Navagraha shrine are at the entrance of the temple.  The Twin sanctum sanctorum of Mother Paal Mozhi Amman is guarded by roots of the Itchi tree. 18 Siddhas are in prayer sitting on the lotus flowers in water around Pall Mozhi Amman shrine.  Nallur Nadhar and Varadaraja Perumal with their consorts grace from their respective shrines on the right side. Sri Bala Veera Anjaneya graces from His own shrine on the west of the northeast side where six monkeys attained Samadhi.  A Nandhi with its two legs folded and drawing its tongue in is performing penance in front of Lord Nallur Nadhar shrine which looks very live.  Lords Valampuri Vinayaka, Bala Murugan and a five hooded serpent shrine are on the western side.  The place is revered as a holy land where Siddhas lived.

The devotees strongly believe that participating in the Yaga Pujas performed according to Siddha procedures from sun set to wee hours of the next day would bring a solution to the various problems they face as delay in wedding proposals and childless worries and relieve them from the impact of all evil effects.

This is a holy land where Devas, Sages and Siddhas worshipped in large numbers thousands of years ago.  Now, the temple stands dilapidated due to nature’s fury.  It is surprising that the Sanctum Sanctorum is still in tact protected by the roots of the Itchi tree.  It is also said that a Sadhu, Tirumurugan by name had stayed here under the Itchi tree for many years and was fed with milk by a woman when he fainted due to hunger.  She also advised him to remove the sand hill and disappeared.  The Sadhu did it with his hands and found the Mother in Her sanctum Sanctorum and was granted darshan.  The sanctum sanctorum is protected even now by the roots of the Itchi tree.  With the hard work and efforts of the Sadhu, a beautiful temple arose then.

The rays of Sun God fall on the Swayambu Amman daily during the pujas