Spirituality and Indian Culture have an important role in making our younger generation have noble thoughts and good ideals. Their Holiness Shri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal and Shri Sankara Vijayendra Saraswathi Swamigal have guided and initiated a number of educational institutions in various parts of the country which offer modern education along with spiritual and Cultural education. There has been overwhelming support and demand for such schools.
Mahaswamigal Museum has hundreds of rarest of the rare pictures, which have captured, albeit briefly, of his times, his life, his devotion, his selfless service to the humanity, his simplicity, his rare vision and his teachings. He was an inspiration, an epitome of learning and wisdom with which he captured every heart – from the mightiest to the weakest.
Inside the campus, there is a beautiful temple for Sri Ganapathy, Sri Kamakshi ambal (designed as a replica of Kanchi Sri Kamakshi ambal's sanctum sanctorum), Sri Mahadeva with shrines for Sri Dakshinamoorthy to his left, Sri Adi Shankara to his right, facing each other and Sri Mahaswamigal behind Sri Nandi facing the Lord. Sri Mahadeva's shrine has Veda Patashalas on three sides. It is divine to see the very young Vidhyarthis doing abhyasa here (close to 300 Vidhyartis study here).
Mahaswamigal’s missions on the values of life and vedic education have inspired us to create this museum. This is a temple of learning, which would inspire the young and old alike. Articles, books, Maena, Cycle Rickshaw used by Mahaswamigal are on display.
M.S.Subbulakshmi Museum is in the first hall displaying rare pictures and artifacts and her songs/concerts played in the background. A beautiful larger than life idol of the legend decorates the hall with accolades from who's who of her period and quotes from HH Shri Mahaswamigal.
Mahaswamigal’s missions on the values of life and vedic education have inspired us to create this museum. This is a temple of learning, which would inspire the young and old alike. Articles, books, Maena, Cycle Rickshaw used by Mahaswamigal are on display.
M.S.Subbulakshmi Museum is in the first hall displaying rare pictures and artifacts and her songs/concerts played in the background. A beautiful larger than life idol of the legend decorates the hall with accolades from who's who of her period and quotes from HH Shri Mahaswamigal.
How to reach there?
Sri Kanchi Mahaswami Vidya Mandir, Rajakilpakkam, Nisha Avenue_Extn2, Gowrivakkam, Sembakkam. Tamil Nadu 6000073. Phone: 044 2228 1565.
5.00 P.M. to 8.00 P.M. (Weekdays) & 10.00 A.M. to 1.00 P.M. (on holidays)
https://www.google.co.in/maps/@12.924147,80.1565183,16z
http://www.srikanchimahaswamividyamandir.org/management.php
Approx 5 km from Tambaram Railway Station/Bus Terminus on Tambaram-Velachery Road. Bus Stop - Rajakilpakkam (next to Mahalakshmi Nagar/Skandasramam bus stop). Take right at signal towards Kendriya Vidyalaya (Road to Madambakkam Sri Dhenupureeswarar Sivan Temple), take the first left at Ponniammam Koil Street and go to the end of the road (2 mins drive). You will find directions. Also accessible from the next two bus stops - Kamarajapuram and Sembakkam on Tambaram-Velachery road.
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