The Sri Uttara Guruvayurappan Temple is set in delightful locales of picturesque hamlets and lush paddy fields. It lies inside close closeness of another Chennai fascination, the Sri Anjaneyar temple of Nanganallur. Moderately smaller in size when contrasted with the other Chennai temples, this temple surely has an un-comprehendible air to it. The calmness of this spot is sure to cause you to feel blissful. This Chenani fascination also has provisions for various offerings as poojas, aratis and donations. The 'Prasnam' uncovered that this was where the Lord Guruvayurappan offered darshan to his fan, Bilwamangalam. Thus, there is a symbol of Bilwamangalam Swamy before the principle Sanctum Santorium. Different Idols in the temple incorporate Lord Ganesha, Bhagawathy, Dharmasasta, Lord Venkateswara, Lord Sankarshana and the Navagrahas. The poojas are acted in accordance with the routine followed at Guruvayur, Kerala, including Sriveli of the Lord and Chutru Vilakku. Sampoorna Parayanam of the "Narayaneeyam" is done on the third thursday of each tamil month, by a gathering of ladies. Among the offerings are the Palpayasam, curdrice and Pongal (during the period of Margazhi). One can also offer tulabharam like at Guruvayur.