Thirumanancheri

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If you are a unmarried boy/girl and someone told you to visit thirumanancheri, please read and prepare for this below. If anything, which i narrated was incorrect, please update the real status of that time to the readers.

Here it goes...my trip to this temple...
you need to get vehicle entry pass rs.10 while entering this village.
then to buy a archanai ticket and the entrance ticket rs.40 and rs.15 respectively.
if you fail to buy  nei theepam for rs.10 before entering the temple. you will be forced to buy inside, so that you will be allowed to enter for the participation in the pooja. so no way, you have to buy inside the temple for rs.10.
then the pooja will be performed. you need to give the archanai things to the priest and sit in the line properly. a malai will be given to you to put in your neck and the poojas for the deity will be performed.
after that you need to give thatchanai to the person who folds the garland and also to the person who puts inside the archanai bag. when you come out of the temple, two persons will tell you to give rs.10 for melam they performed. then again you have to buy a nei theepam. if you wish you can buy a bag to put the garland safely for rs. 15.
Dont forget, you have to pay rs.10 for parking, while you leaving the place.

so after performing this, sure, believe you will get married, if you are unmarried.
Trust this...faith is the only thing which is forced on you to live or survive.

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