Uyyakondanthirumalai is 5 kms from Tiruchirappalli. It is otherwise called Karkudi.Name of the God is Uyyakondanathar / Ujjivaneswarar and name of the Goddess is Maivizhiammai .The Temple lies in a small hillock and the main deity is facing western direction. There are two shrines for the Goddesses here. Sambandar, Appar and Sundarar have sung the God here.

Amidst lush green paddy fields and sylvan surroundings on the northern banks of Uyyakondan channel in a hamlet named Cholamadevi near Thiruverumbur, 12 kms from Tiruchy City, stands the dilapidated Kailasmudaiyar temple. It dates back to the 11th century (1065 A.D) and is a treasure house of historic information.

Uyyakondanthirumalai is 5 kms from Tiruchirappalli. It is otherwise called Karkudi.Name of the God is Uyyakondanathar / Ujjivaneswarar and name of the Goddess is Maivizhiammai .The Temple lies in a small hillock and the main deity is facing western direction. There are two shrines for the Goddesses here. Sambandar, Appar and Sundarar have sung the God here.

Amidst lush green paddy fields and sylvan surroundings on the northern banks of Uyyakondan channel in a hamlet named Cholamadevi near Thiruverumbur, 12 kms from Tiruchy City, stands the dilapidated Kailasmudaiyar temple. It dates back to the 11th century (1065 A.D) and is a treasure house of historic information.

Andanallur called Andavanallur in inscriptions lies on the road from Tiruchy to Karur, between Allur and Tiruchchendurai and 12 kms from Tiruchy. It has an ancient chola temple called Vada Tirthanathar ( or ) Thiru Alandurai Mahadevar.