Lord Murugan Gallery
Explore the divine presence of Lord Murugan through this collection of images. These images showcase various forms, temples, and artistic representations of Lord Murugan from around the world.
About the Images
The images in this gallery showcase the grandeur and divine presence of Lord Murugan. The most iconic image is the 42.7-meter-high statue of Lord Murugan at the Batu Caves in Malaysia, which is one of the tallest statues of a Hindu deity in the world.
Lord Murugan is typically depicted as an ever-youthful and handsome deity, often shown with:
- One or six heads (the six-headed form is known as Shanmukha or Arumugan)
- Wielding a divine spear called the Vel, granted to him by his mother Parvati
- Riding a peacock named Paravani as his vahana (mount)
- Dressed in red or golden garments
These visual representations help devotees connect with the divine energy of Lord Murugan and serve as focal points for meditation and worship.
Note to Visitors
These images are provided for educational and devotional purposes. When using these images for personal worship, please treat them with respect and reverence.