Join us in the Utsava Celebrations for Devi
Sharad Navaratri
Honors the Divine Mother’s triumph over negativity and chaos. Each day celebrates a form of Śakti, awakening strength, wisdom, and devotion in the heart.
Adi Pooram - Andal Tiru Nakshatra
Celebrates the birth star of Āṇḍāḷ, embodying pure devotion and surrender to the Divine. The festival highlights bhakti, grace, and the intimate bond between the devotee and God.
Devasthanam Anniversary
Commemorates the consecration and living tradition of the sacred temple. It renews collective devotion and gratitude to the guru-paramparā.
Mahashivaratri
Dedicated to Lord Śiva, this night signifies inner awakening through vigilance and penance. Devotees observe fasting and prayer to dissolve ignorance and attain spiritual clarity.
Vasant Navaratri - Brahmautsavam
Celebrates the Divine Mother in her springtime glory, invoking renewal and spiritual joy. The Brahmotsavam reflects cosmic celebration through grand rituals and processions.
Makara Sankranti - Shakambari Alankara
Marks the sun’s northward journey, symbolizing growth, abundance, and auspicious beginnings. The Śākambharī Alaṅkāra honors the Mother as the nourisher of all life.
Important Guidelines for Devotees
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Devotees are kindly requested to be present at the Devasthanam 30 minutes before the time of the Seva.
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Devotees are humbly requested to help preserve Bhāratīya Saṃskṛti, the sanctity and serenity of the temple, by wearing respectful and modest attire.
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Please leave your footwear at the chappal stand. No footwear inside the Devasthanam
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No photography or videography in the Devasthanam
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Keep mobile devices silent in the Devasthanam
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Engage in respectful conduct. Greet all with Namaskāra/Namaste and address fellow devotees, elders and temple staff as Anna, Akka, Amma, Ayya, or Ji
Please refer to the 'Visit Devi' Web Page to have a better understanding of the Devasthanam Dress Code and Guidelines.
We thank all devotees for their understanding and cooperation in upholding the sacred atmosphere of Sri Rajarajeshwari Devasthanam.
