December 2024: Important days in Tirumala

 

List of Important days

December 01- Atharvana Veda Parayanam

December 11- Sarva Ekadashi 

December 12 – Chakratirtha Mukkoti 

 December 13- Tirumangai Alwar Sattumora

 December 14 – Tiruppanalwar Varsha Tiru Nakshatram 

December 15- Kartika Deepotsavam at Srivari Temple 

December 16 - Dhanur month begins.

December 26- Sarva Ekadasi 

December 29- Thondaradippodialwar Varsha Tiru Nakshatram 

December 30-Adhyayanotsavam commences

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