Sukra (Venus) archana, Agneeswarar Temple, Kanjanur

A booked archana to Sukra at the Agneeswarar Temple, Kanjanur, offered by the temple's priests in your name.

Rs 1,101

The seller's price on 27 October 2026. It can change; the seller's page is final.

Open for booking when we checked on 28 October 2026

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  • Sukra archana at Kanjanur
  • Offered by the temple's priests
  • Gotra, up to four names, birth stars
  • Receipt or confirmation on WhatsApp

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About this service

Kanjanur is one of the nine Navagraha temples of the Kaveri delta, each tied to one graha. Here Shiva as Agneeswarar is honoured as Sukra, the planet Venus, and there is no separate Sukra shrine. The temple's priests chant Sukra's names and mantras before Agneeswarar, offering flowers.

The seller says your gotra and up to four names, plus birth stars if you share them, go into the sankalp. It sends the temple receipt or a confirmation on WhatsApp once it is done.

How it is used

Devotees traditionally link Sukra with marriage, comfort and the arts, and the seller says families also book the archana during Sukra's dasha or a Venus transit. The temple slot is confirmed with you on WhatsApp after booking.

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