Duration
2–3 days is the comfortable pace for the full circuit.
The Navagraha Temple Tour covers nine temples associated with the nine celestial bodies of Hindu astrology - Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. The circuit is centered largely around Kumbakonam and can be planned over 2–3 days.
Each shrine is associated with one of the Navagrahas in Hindu astrological tradition. Pilgrims may visit particular temples for prayers or poojas connected with their beliefs and horoscope traditions.
Most guided itineraries use Kumbakonam or Thanjavur as a base and spread the full circuit across 2–3 days, allowing more time at each temple than a rushed single-day run.

Use this as a starting point, then customize the journey around your dates, travel pace and interests.
| Planet (Graha) | Temple | Nearest Town |
|---|---|---|
| Sun (Surya) | Suriyanar Kovil | Kumbakonam |
| Moon (Chandra) | Thingalur Kailasanathar Temple | Thingalur |
| Mars (Angarakan) | Vaitheeswaran Koil | Sirkazhi |
| Mercury (Budhan) | Thiruvenkadu Swetharanyeswarar Temple | Thiruvenkadu |
| Jupiter (Guru) | Alangudi Apatsahayesvarar Temple | Alangudi |
| Venus (Sukran) | Kanjanur Agneeswarar Temple | Kanjanur |
| Saturn (Sani) | Thirunallar Saneeswaran Temple | Thirunallar / Karaikal |
| Rahu | Thirunageswaram Naganathaswamy Temple | Thirunageswaram |
| Ketu | Keezhperumpallam Naganathaswamy Temple | Keezhperumpallam |
2–3 days is the comfortable pace for the full circuit.
Kumbakonam or Thanjavur works well for routing.
Combine with Rameswaram, Chidambaram or Kanchipuram.
Share your preferred dates and we’ll help shape a personalized itinerary around the experiences that matter to you.
Quick answers for planning this Tamil Nadu journey.
Nine — one associated with each of the nine planetary deities in Hindu astrology.
They are concentrated around the Kumbakonam / Mayiladuthurai region, with Thirunallar near Karaikal.
Most guided itineraries take 2–3 days to visit the circuit comfortably.
No. The route also appeals to cultural travelers and heritage enthusiasts interested in temple architecture and regional history.







