List of Cities Having Temple Cars
- Thiruvarur(Largest Temple car in Tamil Nadu)
- Srivilliputtur (Sri Andal Temple- Second largest Temple car in Tamil Nadu)
- Tirunelveli (Sri Nellaiappar Temple - Third largest Temple car in Tamil Nadu)
- Srivaikuntam (Sri Srivaikuntanathan Permual Temple - Fourth largest Temple car in Tamil Nadu)
- Madurai - (Sri Meenakshi Amman Temple and Others)
- Tiruchirapalli - (Ranganathar Temple and Others)
- Kumbakonam (Sri Saarangapani Temple and others)
- Gobichettipalayam (Sri Kondathukalaimman Temple, Sri Balamurugan Temple etc.)
- Avinashi (Sri Avanashiappar Temple)
- Erode (Chennimalai, Sivagiri, Sivanmalai)
- Tiruchengode (Sri Arthanareeswarar Temple)
- Cherai, Ernakulam
- Salem, Tamil Nadu (Elampillai, Aranagalur, Rasipuram)
- Kadayanallur
- Kanchipuram
- Kapaleeshwarar temple, Mylapore, Chennai
- Karamadai, Coimbatore
- Palani - Golden car
- Thirthahalli
- Tiruvallur
- Tiruvidaimarudur
- Virudhunagar
- Yanam
- Sakkottai,Karaikudi
- Kuala lumpur Malaysia -(Seri Maha Mariamman Temple Devasthanam)
- (Nattukkottai Chettiar Temple, Penang)
- Trincomalee, (Koneswaram temple), Sri Lanka
- Colombo, SriLanka
- Hamm, Germany: Sri-Kamadchi-Ampal-Temple
- Palakkad - Many temples in settlements of Palakkad have temple cars
- Hampi, Karnataka Stone Chariot built by Vijayanagara Kings
- Suratkal, Karnataka
- Bantwal, Karnataka
- Mangalore, Karnataka
- Udupi, Karnataka
- Puri, Odisha
- Bhubaneswar, Odisha
- Koduru, Anantapur(Dt) Andhra Pradesh
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