About Our Temple
The Persatuan Penganut Attivana Sri Sivan Alaya Paribalana Saba Temple is located in Kuala Lipis, Pahang. Established in 1962 by Mr. Arumugam, who served as the station master in Padang Tengku, the temple's inception was inspired by a dream. In this dream, a Sivalingam instructed Mr. Arumugam to construct a small hut for devotees to worship in the temple. Devotees believe that Lord Shiva, known for his formidable power, can address all their concerns. This temple, situated in Padang Tengku, Kuala Lipis, is the sole Shiva temple in the area. Currently, the temple is officially registered under the Registrar of Societies (ROS).
| Moorthigal | |
|---|---|
| Moorthigal | Shivan (Saivam) |
| Other Moorthigal |
Amman (Saaktham) Murugan (Kaumaram) Vinayagar (Ganapathyam) Navagaragam |
| Temple Information | |
|---|---|
| Temple Category | Temple under ROS / ROC Registration |
| Registration of Temple | Registered |
| rosnumber | PPM-010-06-06052007 |
| Established Year | 1962 |
| Land Ownership Status | Owned by the State Government |
| Name of Land owner | Railway Asset Corporation (PAK) |
| Area of Temple | 0.25 Acre |
| Temple constitution | Yes |
| Capacity | 300 People |
| Temple Representative | Mr.Perumal A/L Marimuthu (012-9586790) |
| Number of employees | Archagar-1 |
| Management Committee Members | |
|---|---|
| foundername | Mr.Arumugam Dato R.Sinnathamby |
| Chairman | Mr.Nagarajan A/L Ramanaidu |
| Secretary | Mr.Anantha Sivanesan A/L Suppiah |
| Treasurer | Mr.K.Thanaraju A/L Krishnan |
| Operating Hours | |
|---|---|
| Morning Opening | 06:00 AM |
| Morning Closing | 10:00 AM |
| Evening Opening | 05:30 PM |
| Evening Closing | 10:30 PM |
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The only Sivan temple in Padang Tengku. Local People say that they do not face any problems in their lives and that they always come to this temple to pray.
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| Special Celebration & Poojas | |
|---|---|
| Special Celebration | 1.Pradosham 2.Maha sivarathri 3.Ammavasai Tharppanam 4.Chaturthi |
| Special Pooja/Celebration |
1.Maha Sivarathri 2. Amavasai Tharpanam 3. Chadurthi |
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