Tirumala Tirupati Temple: Offer Prayer to Lord on the Annual SEVAS

Tirumala Tirupati Temple: Offer Prayer to Lord on the Annual SEVAS

Tirupati is one of the sacred temples in India and pilgrims from all over the world do come and offer prayer to this deity for prosperity and wealth. This temple of Lord Venkateswara Swamy is located in the Tirumala hills and it is easily reached through various transport facilities. After one reach Tirupati, he or she can easily travel to Tirumala through roadways or by walking. There are various sevas organized by the temple management for the pilgrims who come throughout the year. Among them, the annual sevas play a major role. Even the TTD tickets are available online so that people can pay the fee to the management to be a part of the seva.

TEPPOTSAVAM

Every year at the time of the Phalguna Pournami, this festival is celebrated in the Swami Pushkarini for a period of 5 years. On the first day, prayers are offered to Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana and on the second day, prayers are offered to Lord Krishna and Rukmini. In the remaining three days, Sri Malayappa Swami along with Bhudevi and Sridevi are taken to ride.

VASANTHOTSAVAM

Among all the annual sevas offered at the TirumalaTirupati Temple, this seva is performed on the days of Trayodasi, Pournami and the Chaturdasi in the months of March to April in all years. In this festival, it is believed that the King marked the beginning of the Spring season.

KOIL ALWAR THIRUMANJANAM 

Here, Koil means the Holy Shine, the Alwar means the Devotee and the Trirumanjanam means the Cleaning of the aromatic ingredients. It is the purification ceremony and all the deities are removed from the main santum santorum and cleaning process is carried on.

OTHER ANNUAL SEVAS

Some of the other annual sevas includes the PAVITHROTSAVAM, PUSHPA YAGAM, ABHIDEYAKA ABHISHEKAM (OR) JYESTHABHISHEKAM, PADMAVATHI PARINAYAM and the PUSHPA PALLAKI. Each of sevas have their separate significance and you can do online booking for tirumala dasrshan to offer prayer.