By A Staff Reporter
Srirangam, Trichy — The streets of Srirangam came alive with devotion and grandeur as the annual Panguni Car Festival, also known as Panguni Uthiram, was celebrated at the renowned Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple. The festival, which is one of the most important in Tamil Nadu’s religious calendar, commemorates the divine marriage of Lord Murugan (Subramanya Swamy) and Goddess Valli.
Thousands of devotees gathered to witness the grand procession, where intricately decorated chariots carrying the deities were pulled through the temple town in a display of faith and fervor. The festival, which usually takes place during the Tamil month of Panguni, brings together people from all walks of life who participate in prayers, rituals, and the joyous procession.
At the heart of the celebrations is the ritual of Lord Murugan and Goddess Valli's marriage, which symbolizes divine unity and is of great spiritual significance to devotees.
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