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  Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple is in Thummalagunta near Tirupati of   Andhra Pradesh State Brahmotsavam will commence on October 04 2024 Dates October 03 – Ankurarpana, Senapati Utsavam October 04 – Dwajarohana, Pedda Sesha Vahana Seva October 05 – Chinna Sesha Vahana Seva, Hamsa Vahana Seva October 06 – Simha Vahana Seva, Mutyapu Pandiri Vahana Seva October 07 – Kalpavruksha Vahana Seva, Sarvabhupala Vahana Seva October 08 – Mohini Avataram, Garuda Vahana Seva October 09 – Hanuman Vahana Seva, Gaja Vahana Seva October 10 – Surya Prabha Seva, Chandra Prabha Vahana Seva October 11 – Rathotsavam, Aswa Vahana Seva October 12 – Chakra Snanam, Dwajavarohana.

  The Navratri utsavams at Basara Sri Saraswathi Devi temple will commence on October 03. Schedule 2024 October 03– Sri Sailaputri Devi October 04 – Sri Brahmacharini Devi October 05 – Sri Chandra Ghanta Devi October 06 – Sri Kushmanda Devi October 07 – Sri Skanda Mata October 08 – Sri Katyayani Devi October 09 – Kalaratri October 10 – Sri Maha Gowri Devi October 11 – Siddadatri Devi.

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple is located in Srinagar Colony in Hyderabad, a city in Telangana State. Brahmotsavam will commence on October 04 2024 Dates October 04 – Sesha Vahana Seva October 05 – Pedda Sesha Vahana Seva, Dwajarohana, Hanuman Vahana Seva October 06 – Ponna Vahana Seva, Hamsa Vahana Seva October 07 – Surya Prabha Seva, Chandra Prabha Vahana Seva October 08 – Sarvabhupala Vahana Seva, Gaja Vahana Seva October 09 – Tiru Kalyana Mahotsavam October 10 – Mutyapu Pandiri Vahana Seva, Rathotsavam October 11 – Simha Vahana Seva

Vijayadashami is a big festival in Shirdi, venerated as a holy day and it is visited by millions of pilgrims every year. Devotees celebrate this day as Sai Baba Punyatithi every year which falls on the day of Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami.   Saibaba attained Maha Samadhi on 15th October 1918 (around 2.30 pm) on Vijayadashami day. This festival is celebrated for three days. Millions of Devotees rush to Shirdi and Maha Prasad is distributed. The first day of festivities is marked with a huge procession which is taken out along with Sai Baba's image and Sai Satcharitra written by his devotee, Hemadpant. On the main day, water from the river Godavari is brought for Shri Sai Baba's holy bath and a procession on the chariot is taken around with great devotion. The main temple remains open for 24 hours during the final day of celebrations. On Vijayadashami ‘Brahman Bhojan’ is also arranged with Dakshina (Donation to Guru).On the festival's last day, “SGavjewan” ( fr...

  Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Temple is in Kuchipudi Village in the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh. Dasara Utsavam will commence on October 03 2024 Dates October 03 – Sri Balatripura Sundari Devi October 04 –Sri Balatripura Sundari Devi October 05 – Sri Gayatri Devi October 06 – Sri Annapurna Devi October 07 – Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi October 08 – Sri Mahalakshmi Devi October 09 – Sri Saraswati Devi October 10 – Sri Durga Devi October 11 – Sri Mahisasura Mardini October 12 – Sri Rajarajeswari Devi October 13 – Sri Santoshi Mata

Sri Mutyalamma Temple is located in Thenabanda in Chittoor the city of Andhra Pradesh. Dasara Utsavam will commence on October 03 2024 Dates October 03 – Sri Mahalakshmi Devi October 04 – Sri Chamundeswari devi October 05 – Sri Annapurna Devi October 06 – Sri Lalitha Devi October 07 – Sri Parvati Devi October 08 – Sri Saraswati Devi October 09 – Sri Santhana Lakshmi October 10 – Sri Mahisasura Mardini October 11 – Sri Rajarajeswari Devi October 12 – Pavalimpu Seva

Sri Anandeeswara Swamy Temple is located in Gullapalli Village in Cherukupalle Mandal in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. Dasara Utsavam will commence on October 03 2024 Dates October 03 – Ganapathi Puja October 04 – Sri Mahalakshmi Devi October 05 – Sri Mahakali Devi October 06 – Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi October 07 – Sri Annapurna Devi October 08 – Sri Gayatri Devi October 09 – Sri Saraswati Devi October 10 – Sri Durga Devi October 11 – Sri Mahisasura Mardini October 12 – Sri Rajarajeswari Devi October 13 – Kalyanotsavam

  Sri Malleswara Swamy Temple is located in Devaragutta Village in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh. Banni festival is celebrated during the Dasara festival. The ritual occurs at midnight when the procession idols of the ruling deities Malamma (Parvati) and Malleshwara Swamy (Shiva) are brought down the hill temple at Neraneki. 2024 Dates October 07 – Ganapathi Puja, Dwajarohana October 12 – Kalyanotsavam, Jaitrayatra October 13 – Bhavisyavani October 14 – Abhsihekam, Rathotsavam October 15 – Vasantotsavam, Kankana Visarjan October 16 – Banni Utsavam Ends

The Navratri utsavams at Mahanadi temple will begin on October 03. Special Pujas are performed to Goddess Sri Kameswari Devi 2024 Schedule October 03 – Sri Sailaputri Devi October 04 – Sri Brahmacharini Devi October 05 – Sri Chandragantha Devi October 06 – Sri Kushmanda Durga Devi October 07 – Sri Skandamata Durga Devi October 08 – Sri Katyayani Devi October 09 – Sri Kalaratri Durga Devi October 10 – Sri Mahagowri Durga Devi October 11 – Sri Siddadatri Durga Devi October 12 - Sri Kameswari Devi

  Sri Mavullamma Ammavaru temple is on Kurisettivari Street in Gandhi Nagar, in the Andhrapradesh town of Bhimavaram, in the West Godavari district. Dasara Utsavam will Commence on October 03 Dates 2024 October 03 – Suvarna Rajitha Kavacham October 04 – Sri Balatripura Sundari Devi October 05 – Sri Gayatri Devi October 06 – Sri Annapurna Devi October 07 – Sri Mahalakshmi Devi October 08 – Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi October 09 – Sri Saraswati Devi October 10 – Sri Durga Devi October 11 – Sri Mahisasura Mardini October 12 – Sri Rajarajeswari Devi, Gramotsavam October 14 – Annadanam

TTD is organizing  Sri Kamakshi Ammavari Sharannavaratri celebrations at Sri Kapileswara Swamy temple from October 04 to October 12. During the nine-day fete, the presiding deity Sri Kamakshi Ammavaru will bless devotees in different alankarams every day. Because of ensuing festivities and as part of traditions, the Koil Alwar Tirumanjanam (temple cleansing) fete will be performed on September 29.  October 03 - Kalasha Stapana and Ankurarpana October 04 – Sri Kamakshi Devi October 05 – Sri Aadi Parasakthi October 06 – Sri Mahalakshmi October 07 – Mavadi Seva October 08 – Sri Annapurna Devi October 09 –  Sri Durga Devi October 10 - Sri Mahisasura Mardini  October 11 – Sri Saraswathi Devi October 12 – Sri Shiva Parvatula Kalyanam.

  Tirumala, the abode of the Universal Supremo of Kaliyuga, Sri Venkateswara Swamy, is always abuzz with pilgrim activities and religious festivities. Every day is a festival in Tirumala, rightly described as “Nitya Kalyanam – Pachatoranam”.   There are only 365 days a year but more than 450 festivals are being observed around the year in Tirumala which is no exaggeration.  These festivals are categorized into Nityotsavams(daily), Pakshotsavams(fortnightly), Masotsavams(monthly), Samvatsarotsavams(yearly), Nakshatrotsavams(based on birth stars). Daily festivities include Suprabhatam, Tomala, Sahasranamarchana, weekly festivals like Ashtadala Padapadmaradhana, Pulangi, Shukravara Abhishekam, star festivals like Rohini, Arudra, Punarvasu, Shravanam will be observed. Besides, the Jayantis like Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Nrisimha, Vamana, Parasurama, Rama, Balarama, Krishna, and Kalki-the Dasavataras are also celebrated along with Tiru Nakshatrotsavams of great saints w...

Sri Renuka Yellamma Temple is located near Saundatti town in Belgaum district in the state of Karnataka. Goddess Renuka is the wife of Sage Jamadagni and the mother of Lord Parasuram. She is revered as one of the Saptamatrika. This temple has no Rajagopuram There is a sacred well called the Jogal Bhavi. There are three water tanks in the temple known as Kumkum Kundam, Yoni Kundam, and Arihan Kundam. They are considered holy people to bathe and worship. Here the water will cure Skin diseases. There is a custom observed here called Nimmana which involves the circumambulation of Sathyamma Temple with neem leaves in their mouth. This temple was built in the year 1514. The other temples on the premises are Lord Parasuram, Lord Ganesh, Mallikarjuna Swamy, and others. Renuka Devi (Yellamma), daughter of Renuka Raja married Sage Jamadagni (son of Ruchik Muni and Satyavath) and lived in the 'ramshrung' Mountains. Jamadagni, well known sage for his anger had obtained the blessings of the...

The Kollur "Shree Kshntram", situated in the Udupi Disctrict of Karnataka State, is one among the seven abodes of Salvation, in the creation of Parashurama. The Shree Kshethram is set up by Adi Shankaracharya. This is an abode where the Goddess Shakthi is worshiped. Devi Mookambike is worshiped here as the Shakthi Devatha.  Goddess Mookambika is an incarnation of Goddess Parvati. The idol of Mookambika has three eyes and four arms. She holds a chakra in one hand and a conch in the other. Here Lord Shiva is installed by Adi Shankaracharya. Kollur is regarded as one of the seven Muktistala sites in Karnataka. The other are Udupi, Subramanya, Kumbasi, Kodeshwara, Sankaranarayana and Gokarna. Pujas are continued during eclipse times and Brahmacharis are not allowed to perform pujas in the temple. This temple was built in Dravidian and Kerala styles of architecture. It is said that Shankaracharya authored Soundaryalahari from this temple. Once, Sage Kola Maharishi was perf...

Sree Durga Parameswari Temple is located in Karkala Taluk in the Udupi district in Karnataka. Sree Durga Parameswari is an incarnation of Goddess Parvathi. She is like Mahishamardini holding the demon Manisha upside down and piercing Trishul on his body. This place is surrounded by the Shambavi River on three sides. This place is surrounded by the forest and hills and you can see water flowing all 365 days at this place The Koneru here is called Bhargava theertham. There are two mandapams in temples i.e., Theertha Mantapam & Mukha Mantapam. It is the place where goddess Durga killed Mundasura a fierce demon. It is also believed that saints from Bhargava Gothra were performing penance and meditation at this place. Temple Timings 4.30 am to 8.00 pm Pooja Schedule 4.30 am to 5.00 am – Usha Kala Pooje 12.30 pm – Maha Pooje at Noon 8.00 pm – Rathri Pooja at Night. How to reach the Temple 35 km from Udupi 40 km from Mangalore 22 km from Karkala 380 km from Bengaluru. Nearby Tem...

  Navratri is a nine-day festival celebrated across India wherein people worship the nine avatars of Goddess Durga. During Navratri, some people observe fasts without eating or drinking anything, others prefer drinking water only. There are a few dos and don'ts that you should observe throughout Navratri. Opt for fresh fruits, vegetables Eat Satwik food Drink water regularly Practice Meditation Avoid Non Veg food Maintain Cleanliness Avoid onion and Garlic Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine

  Navratri utsavams at Peddamma Talli temple will commence on  October 03 2024 Schedule  : October 03 – Sri Balatripura Sundaradevi Alankaram October 04 – Sri Gaja Lakshmi Devi October 05 – Sri Annapurna Devi October 06 – Sri Gayatri Devi October 07 – Sri Lalitha Devi October 08 – Sri Rajarajeswari Devi October 09 – Sri Saraswathi Devi October 10 – Sri Durga Devi  October 11 - Sri Mahisasura Mardini   October 12 - Sri Peddamma Talli Alankaram   Alankara Darshan Timings 7.00 am to 1.00 pm 3.00 pm to 8.00 pm   October 03 – 3am – Abhishekam                     6 am – Darshan, Harathi                     7.15 am – Navratri Puja 9.45  am – Punyahavachanam, Vinayaka Puja, Ankurarpana, Akanda   Deepam,       ...