I can tell that photography is forbidden there given the lack of hits when I Googled "Chidambaram Nataraja." But that's a consistent depiction that came up in the search.
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Who is your Ishta Devata (Favourite form of God to worship)?
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I can tell that photography is forbidden there given the lack of hits when I Googled "Chidambaram Nataraja." But that's a consistent depiction that came up in the search.
Generally the curtain is drawn on the left side, and they only open it on very special occasions. If you're a puja sponsor, you get to stand down and to the left (her left) of Shakti. That entire platform is about 4 feet higher than ground level. Puja sponsors get a quick 3 second peak at the ether lingam. I have a friend from here in Edmonton, who lives about a half mile away from there. He is the only Indian person I know returned to India to live. Of course it was nice to have such a handy guide. I spent one full morning there.