Passing of the Mahamandapam, within a frame of 7.25 feet, Mother Gajalakshmi welcomes the devotees.  Dwarapalakas are on both sides.   Lords Vinayaka in the south, Balamuruga in the north grace the devotees in Artha Mandapa. 

Sri Kulangarai Kootha Aiyyanar graces the devotees from the sanctum sanctorum with his consorts Poorana and Pushkala.  The temple is designed in a tier form housing all deities.  Dwarapalakas, Vinayaka, Balamurugan idols are recently made.  Kodi Boodham and Rishaba Vahanas are fixed in the compound wall.  Maha Mandap and the compound wall are in the second tier.  Kalasas and Sub-deities are around the prakara with vimanas.

Munnodi Karuppar, Ravuthar, Adhammai, Anjaneya, Sannasi, Pechi, Chinna Karuppar, Peria Karuppar,, Saptha Kannikas have their shrines in this portion of the temple.  The kitchen is behind the shrine of Munnodi Karuppar.  Elephant vahans are also there.  There are steps to reach the tiers.  There are also horses on the north and south sides, one carrying Lord Muruga with His consorts Valli and Deivanai and the other Bommi, Vellayammal and Madurai Veeran.   After 53 years, the consecration of the temple was celebrated in the year 2013.

People seek child boon and removal of obstacles in wedding matters.

The reputation of the temple is beyond descriptions.  On visiting the temple once, a devotee or a historian will only be appalled to see its beauty, structure, design and the points of shrines housing a number of Gods and Goddess of the Hindu cult.  There is a three tier Vimana-inner tower - above the sanctum sanctum sanctorum with 42 dolls, including Lord Vishnu on the Adisesha, Brahmma on the Lotus speak volumes of the Bhakthi of the artists engaged in the work.  A Kasi Vilwa tree, though dried completely without signs of re-growing is in the temple with all fertility and a new birth.  The workmanship of the granite ground deserves all honour to the workers.  Lord Dakshinamurthi with His harp (Veena) and disciples would linger in our eyes for ever.

Tiruputhur has a proud history which was built during the period of Varaguna Pandian.  It was called Navapuram and Noothana Gramam meaning newly developed places.  It bears the name Kondrai Vanam as it then had dense trees of this name.  Many ant-hills were here and the place was named Valmikipuram.  Puttrur means place with ant-hills.  Hence the name Tiruputtur.  Presiding deity Kulangarai Kootha Ayyanar appears majestically on a 1.5 tall phallus.