History of Avinashi
Historically, Avinashi belonged to the kingdom of Kongunadu. Conversely, it captured Avinashi due to its cultural, spiritual and architectural significance. The Shiva Temple in Avinashi was built several years ago which is visited by hundreds of devotees every year.Festivals in Avinashi
The Avinashi Car Temple festival is extremely famous in and around Tirupur. The festival is celebrated during the Chithirai Maasam. It falls between the months of April and May, in relevance with the English Calender. During the festival, the temple car would be pulled by its devotees. However, due to the height and size of the new Avinashi Temple Car, bull dozers are used to move the car. Apart from the car festival, another important festival, which is celebrated with lots of energy, is the ‘Arubathimoovarula’which is about 63 devotees of Lord Shiva as depicted in Periyapuranam.Significant Features of Avinashi
Unlike many other temples, the Avinashiappar temple in Avinashi is different. The temple's Ambal
sanctum is present to the right of the Avinashiappar's sanctum. Legitimately, the Avinashiappar temple is managed, protected and monitored by the Archeological Survey of India. The town's Kasi Gangai Theertham is also of great significance. The temple has a "powerful" Kallabhairavar Shrine, which is worshiped with Vadai Maalais. Vadai is a special South Indian dish, that is made of dhal and rice flour. 
