Koniamman Temple
Sri Koniamman Temple at Ukkadam is regarded as the guardian deity (kaval deivam) of Coimbatore city and is believed to be more than 500 years old. The goddess Koniamman is revered as the protector of the city. It is one of the oldest and most culturally significant temples in the urban core, hosting a major annual festival.

Plan Koniamman Temple
Koniamman Temple is planned from Coimbatore, one of the travel bases in Coimbatore district. Use Coimbatore for stays, food and local transport, then plan this place as a focused stop.
How to visit
- Base yourself in Coimbatore or nearby in Coimbatore, then confirm the last-mile route locally before travel.
- If access depends on temple, museum or seasonal rules, check on the day before you go.
Best time
October to March is the cooler, drier season in the Cauvery delta.
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Stays, food & things to do near Koniamman Temple
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Shopping mall at 67 - 71, Dr Krishnasamy Mudaliyar Road. Its published hours are 10.30 am to 10.30 pm, daily.
Guest house in Coimbatore. In its own words: “Geetha hotels is a famous hotel near coimbatore railway station also a budget hotels near coimbatore railway station with banquet halls in coimbatore.”
Hotel at 173/3, Sri Rangulu Naidu Farms. Its own site heads its front page “Hotels near Coimbatore Airport - Lemon Tree Hotel | Kalapatti”.
Hotel in Coimbatore. Its own site heads its front page “Merlis 5-star Hotel | Top Hotel in Coimbatore near Airport”.
A serviced apartment at 71-72 Hindustan Avenue, Nava India, off Avinashi Road in Coimbatore. It takes both short stays and extended ones rather than nightly bookings alone.
A paint and bath-fittings shop at 16 Vysial Street, near the police station at Town Hall, Coimbatore. It sells to builders as well as householders, and keeps a separate number for trade orders.
A bus operator with its head office in the Sri Ram Mohan Complex at 797-C Sathy Road, Gandhipuram, Coimbatore. It runs its own Coimbatore to Kochi service, five departures a day by way of Palakkad, Thrissur and Aluva.
A pet shop in Coimbatore, trading since 1980. Besides food and accessories it offers grooming, training and boarding, and delivers within the city.
A kuzhi mandi restaurant at 209/1 on the Palakkad–Coimbatore Road at Kuniyamuthur, Coimbatore. It is one branch of a small chain whose other kitchens are at Perinthalmanna in Kerala and at Bengaluru.
A car accessories shop at 59 Peelamedu Main Road, Sowripalayam, in Coimbatore. Its own site gives the Mahalakshmi temple as the landmark to find it by.
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Entry: Free
How to reach Koniamman Temple
Ukkadam, central Coimbatore; nearest railway Coimbatore Junction (~3 km); Coimbatore International Airport (CJB) ~13 km
We have not assessed physical access at this place yet. Across India, step-free routes, handrails and accessible toilets are the exception rather than the rule, and pavements are often interrupted — if step-free access matters to you, contact the site or a local operator before committing to the trip.
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Koniamman Temple — frequently asked
When is the best time to visit Koniamman Temple?
October to March is the cooler, drier season in the Cauvery delta.
What are the entry fee and timings at Koniamman Temple?
Entry: Free. Timings: 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM.
How do I reach Koniamman Temple?
Base yourself in Coimbatore or nearby in Coimbatore, then confirm the last-mile route locally before travel. If access depends on temple, museum or seasonal rules, check on the day before you go.
How much time do I need for Koniamman Temple?
About an hour.
What else is near Koniamman Temple?
Nearby you can pair St. Michael's Cathedral, Coimbatore (250 m), Government Museum, Coimbatore (1.0 km), GD Naidu Museum and Industrial Exhibition (1.2 km), Ukkadam Periyakulam Lake (1.5 km).
Koniamman Temple guides, stories & itineraries
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