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Deivaseyalpuram

Coordinates: 8°44′18″N 77°55′07″E / 8.738332°N 77.918746°E

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Deivaseyalpuram is located in the Tirunelveli-Thoothukudi on National Highway 7A in Tamil Nadu, India. There Sri Rajarajeswari temple is located in the village. In the temple is a gigantic idol of god hanuman of 77 ft high facing west direction. It is just app. 26 km from Tirunelveli near Vallanadu which has a Vallanadu Wildlife Sanctuary a protected area of Tamil Nadu created for the protection of Blackbuck Antelope.

8°44′18″N 77°55′07″E / 8.738332°N 77.918746°E / 8.738332; 77.918746

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