We need not search for the place to buy, it is readily available on the entrance of the temple itself. We get fresh vegetables which are grown in and around that village. As for the food is concerned we have two good hotels in the entrance of the village on either side of the highway. My sincere advise for travelers is to avoid going on Tuesdays and Sundays, if you would like to have a peaceful visit. Lot of buses available from Chennai to reach here. Siruvapuri is a fast developing village in that circle. We also now have a old age home in that village. On the way to the temple we can find farm lands on both the side of the road. A typical village where we ca find Agriculture is still a major business.

The destination is surrounded by farm lands. We crossed the bridge across River Bhavani & boarded a coimbadu bus from there.& reached coimbadu by 2-30 From there we got T70 bus & back in Thiruvanmiyur by 4 pm so it was an excellent day for us. In the temple toilet, space to take our food al facilities are awailable. So after finishing all we took our food in the temple itself. There in Periapalayam also we bought 30 rs ticket & had dharshan by 12-15 PM. Every where MTC bus is also awailable we reached Periapalayam temple by 11-15. From there we travelled in a shareauto to Periapalayam. By 10-30 we came out of the temple, had a good dharshan of the deity. The temple is all open in the whole day as it was a Tuesday. From there we travelled in a share auto to Siruvapuri. From coimbadu bus terminus we boarded 114 cut bus to Redhills. We got a Pondy bus coming from Pondicherry. From Thiruvanmiyur we started at 7 AM & got a bus from Thiruvanmiyur bus stand to Coimbadu. We had a safe journey & a good Dharshan of the deities. Myself& two of my friends visited Siruvapuri Balamurugan temple & Periayapalayam Bhavani Amman temple on a single day from Thiruvanmiyur.

Siruvapuri murugan