Temples
- Shree Maragatheeswarar Temple (Hill) ஸ்ரீ மரகதீஸ்வரர் கோவில், Molapalayam, Munur village, K.Paramathy, Karur district.
- Shree Kalyana Pasupatheeswarar Temple (Thiru Aanilai), (Karur)
- Shree Abayapradhana Ranganathar Temple, Karur
- Shree Karuvur Mariyamman Temple, Karur
- Thanthondrimalai Shree Kalyana Venkataramanaswamy Temple
- Vennaimalai Shree Balasubramania swamy Temple
- Pugazhimalai Shree BalasubramaniaSwamy Temple (Aaru Naatar Malai) Pugalur .
- Balmalai Shree Balathandayuthapani Temple
- Venjamangudalur Vigirtheeswarar Temple
- Noyyal Shree Selaandiyamman Temple
- Attur Sholiyamman Temple
- Vangal Shree Vangalamman Temple
- Nerur Shree Sadhasiva Bhrameendhraal Temple
- Madhukkarai Sellandiyamman Temple
- Manmangalam Shree Kaliyamman Temple
- Krishnarayapuram Tirukkanmalleswarar Temple
- Kadavur Vasantha perumal Temple
- Kulithalai Kadambar Temple
- Kulithalai Neelameegha perumal Temple
- Iyermalai Rathinagireeshwarar Temple
- Sivayam Sivapurishwarar Temple
- Lalapet Iyyapan Temple (1st Iyyapa Temple in Tamil Nadu)
- Lalapet Sri Jaya Anjaneya (300 years old)
- Togamalai Murugan Temple
- Rangamalai Malleeshwarar Temple
- Puliyur Vyakarapuriswarar temple - 13th century temple
- Puliyur - Raja Kaliamman temple
- Thottakuruchi- Malayamman Temple(Porul thantha kulam)
- Sri Chakkarathalwar Temple, near Jawahar bazzar
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