Unlike all the other Murugan temples that are situated in the South India, this temple is of the importance that it is not located in the top of a hill. Located exactly in the Pudukottai village of the Tamil Nadu state, the temple is well connected by the other cities and temples by road. The sub deities of the temple include the Lord Hanuman, Lord Sri Rama, Sita Devi, Nagaraja and Lord Shiva along with the Goddess Parvati. The main uniqueness of the temple is that the temple is well known for its architecture and construction that takes one back to the ancient traditional age. It is believed and experienced that the way of the temple and the surrounding environment of the temple is always observed by a set of peacocks all the time.

Being a temple that is dedicated for the worship and incarnation of the Lord Muruga, the temple is highly confidential in its celebrations and festivals. The main festivals that are celebrated with great importance in the temple include the Thaipoosam, Brahmotsava festivals. Kirtigai and the Khanda Sashti and is celebrated in line with the traditional rituals and beliefs. Another notable festive season of the temple includes the Vaikashi Visakam festival that lasts for around ten to 11 days. The festival usually falls in the month of the May or June every year alternatively. Music festival is also of equal importance that is prior to the Diwali festival. Diwali that is considered as the festival of lights is also considered as the main festivals of the temple All the festivals of the temple are celebrated annually. The temple would experience a huge flow of crowd or the devotees for the Diwali, Tamil New Year and other festivals of the temple from different parts of the country.