Sri Subramanya Temple Champa Shasti Utsavams 2024 Dates - Kukke

This year annual Utsavam in the temple will commence on  November 27 and end on December 12, 2024.

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Schedule and Sevas

 November 27  - Night Shesha Vahana Bandi Ustavam

November 30  – Laksha Deepotsavam

December 01  – Shesha Vahanotsavam

December 02  – Aswa Vahanotsavam

December 03  – Mayura Vahanotsavam

December 04 -  Shesha Vahanotsavam

December 05  – Flower Rathotsavam

December 06 – Thailayambanjana, Panchami Rathotsavam(Night).

December 07 – Champa Shasti Maha Rathotsavam

December 08  – Avabrototsavam, Nouka Vihara

December 12  – Neeru Bandi Ustavam, Daivagala Nadavali.

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