Whats the proper route to tour navagraha in Tamil nadu

The Navagraha Temples in Tamil Nadu are spread across the Kumbakonam, Thanjavur, and Mayiladuthurai regions. The most efficient way to visit all nine temples in one or two days is to start from Kumbakonam, which serves as a central hub.

As per the astrological sequence

1. Suriyan (Sun)-Suriyanarkovil
2. Chandran(Moon)-Thingaloore
3. Sevvai(Mars)-Vaitheeswarankovil
4. Budhan(Mercury)-Thiruvengadu
5. Guru(Jupiter)-Alangudi
6. Sukkiran(Venus)-Kanjanoore
7. Sani(Saturn)-Thirunallaru
8. Raghu(Thirunageswaram)
9. Kethu(Keelapaerumpallam)

To visit the above place it will take nearly 3 to 4 days pleas. But

Travels and Tour Operators are

Starting from Kumbakonam to

1. Suriyan(Sun)-Suriyanarkovi
2. Sukkiran(Venus)-Kanjanoore
3. Sevvai(Mars)-Vaitheeswarankovil
4. Budhan(Mercury)-Thiruvengadu
5. Kethu-Keelaperumpallam
6. Sani(Saturn)-Thirunallaru
7. Raghu(Thirunageswaram)
8. Guru(Jupiter)-Alangudi
9. Chandran(Moon)-Thingaloore

starts with Sun and ended with Moon.

Ending Point: Return to Kumbakonam or travel onward

⏳ Total Distance Covered: Approx. 200–250 km
🕘 Duration: ~12–14 hours (including darshan and travel time)
🚘 Best Mode of Transport: Private cab or rental car for flexibility

✔ Start early (6:00 AM) to avoid temple rush.
✔ Check temple pooja & darshan timings in advance.
✔ Saturday is the busiest day for Thirunallar Saneeswaran Temple.
✔ Some temples close in the afternoon (12:30 PM – 4:00 PM), so plan accordingly.
✔ Dress modestly (traditional attire recommended).
✔ Hire a local guide if you’re unfamiliar with the region.