Panchavatee

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Panchavatee is a famous Panchamukha Hanuman Temple located 9 km from Pondicherry, India. The main deity is 36 feet high making it one of the tallest Hanuman idols. The temple is run by Pamchamukha Sri Jayamurthi Seva Trust consisting of stauch devotees like Parama Sri Ramani Anna. The temple land was donated by Mr. Santhanam Iyengar.

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