Here you can specifically see with unparalleled Thaayar and in another specific Kalyana Kolam. Rishi Markandeya, who was the Lord's father in law, is seen close by Sara Narayanan and the Thaayar. It is written in mythology that Arjun visited this holy temple at the very end of the war written about in the Mahabaratha. Rishi Ved Vyas in his depiction implies Arjuna's report 'Thiruvathigai Kanden'. A couple of conduits, seen at this holy temple, point to redesigning of this holy temple in the midst of the Pallava rule. The devotion, vitality and interest showed by the father and youngster pastors in orchestrating the festivals and moreover keeping the holy temple alive and well are significantly excellent.

Lord Narasimha is seen in a Sleeping Posture going up against south. It is acknowledged that Lord Narasimha came here tired after a battle with Vakrasuran and executing him, and is said to have taken rest. Hence he is seen in a Sayana Kolam. Reference to this can be seen in Narasinga Puranam. This is the fundamental holy temple where Narasimha can be prayed to whilst in a resting carriage.

An as of late assembled Kannadi Arai is a substitute interest at this holy temple. Swathi Nakshatram/ Prathosham- There are remarkable Thirumanjanam at this holy temple and a Paanagam Aarathanai. One of the tremendous unique festivals taking place at the Thiru Vathigai Sara Narayanan holy temple is the festivals in the auspicious time of Puratasi. Within a month, there is an auspicious Ghee lamp Utsavam and Saara Narayanan gives darshan much the same as Srinivasa Perumal of Tirupathi. Also, a one day Brahmotsavam in Puratasi is afestival to experience at this holy temple. The alankarams for the Lord in the midst of the Puratasi festival is an inconceivable display. Different festivals at this holy templeare Margazhi Adhyana Utsavam, Ratha Sapthami and Panguni Uthiram Serthi.