Temple Gallery
Every image you see below is a moment from the life of Sri Maha Rajyam Temple — from the very first Amman murthi in the 1980s, to the deities in their current sanctum, to the daily acts of devotion that fill the temple with life today.
Section One
Sanctum & Deities
The seven deities who reside at Sri Maha Rajyam Temple. Each bears a distinct form, mythology, and festival — and each has a dedicated page on this site.
Ambal
Rama
Vinayagar
Vinayagar (Sanctum)
Murugan
Muniswaran
Muthappan
Navagraham
Mariamman Form
Section Two
The Temple Through Time
The same deities, four decades apart. The hands that have cared for these murthis across 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2020 are not the same hands — but the devotion is one continuous act.
Ambal Across the Decades
Rama Across the Decades
The Temple Today
Section Three
The New Temple — Vision & Blueprints
The design, the vaastu, the floor plan, and the latest renderings of the sanctum we are building together.
Design Concept
Latest Revision
3D Model
Vaastu Drawing
Floor Layout
Section Four
Office Bearers & Thirupani Team
The committee members and volunteers serving the Temple and leading the new build.
Chairman · Mr. R. Visuanatan
Vice Chairman · Mr. V. Sivathas
Secretary · Mr. V. Vasu Devan Nair
Treasurer · Mr. N. Visvanathan
Parkland Director · Mr. Tee Kai Loon
Thirupani Team
Section Five
Location — Bukit Cermin, Jasin
The new Temple sits on a parcel of land graciously allocated by Parkland Avenue Sdn. Bhd. in Bukit Cermin, Jasin, Melaka.
Location Map
Satellite View
Section Six
Milestones & Approvals
Key moments in the journey of the new Temple — the signing ceremony, the building fund launch, and celebrations along the way.
Signing Ceremony
Building Fund Launch
Event Decoration
Temple Logo
Section Seven
Moments from Temple Life
Every celebration, every pooja, every gathering — the faces, the flames, the flowers, the devotees. Every photograph from our archive, presented in full.
Every face in every frame belongs to someone who helped carry this temple for 150 years — devotees, trustees, priests, children growing up at the sanctum door, elders closing the day with aarti. This gallery is a thank-you to all of them.