The sacred town of Narayanavanam,
located 38 km from Tirupati, is preparing for the grand annual Sri Kalyana
Venkateswara Swamy Brahmotsavams. This divine festival, celebrated with
devotion and grandeur, will commence on May 28, 2026, and conclude on June
5, 2026. Devotees from across Andhra Pradesh and beyond gather to witness
the majestic vahanams, utsavams, and the spiritually uplifting rituals.
Festival Schedule
- May 27
– Senapathi Ustavam, Ankurarapanam
- May 28
– Tiruchi Ustavam, Dwajarohanam, Peddasesha Vahanam
- May 29
– Chinna Sesha Vahanam, Hamsa Vahanam
- May 30
– Simha Vahanam, Mutyapupandiri Vahanam
- May 31
– Kalpavruksha Vahanam, Sarvabhupala Vahanam
- June 01
– Mohini Avataram, Garuda Vahanam
- June 02
– Hanumantha Vahanam, Vasantotsavam (Evening), Gaja Vahanam
- June 03
– Suryaprabha Vahanam, Chandraprabha Vahanam
- June 04
– Rathotsavam, Aswa Vahanam, Kalyanotsavam
- June 05
– Pallaki Ustavam, Chakra Snanam, Dwaja Avarohanam, Ekanta Ustavam
Highlights of the
Brahmotsavam
- Garuda Seva (June 1)
– The most awaited day, when Lord Venkateswara is taken out on Garuda
Vahanam, symbolizing divine protection.
- Rathotsavam (June 4)
– The grand chariot procession, a visual spectacle of devotion and
tradition.
- Kalyanotsavam (June 4)
– The divine celestial wedding of Lord Venkateswara, a spiritual blessing
for devotees seeking harmony and prosperity.
- Chakra Snanam (June 5)
– The concluding ritual, where the Sudarshana Chakra is immersed in holy
waters, marking the completion of the festival.
How to Reach
Narayanavanam Temple
- By Road:
Narayanavanam is 38 km from Tirupati. Regular buses and taxis are
available.
- By Rail:
Nearest railway station is Tirupati Railway Station.
- By Air:
Tirupati Airport (Renigunta) is about 30 km away.
Devotee Tips
- Plan Ahead:
Expect large crowds during Garuda Seva and Rathotsavam.
- Stay Options:
Lodges and guest houses are available in Narayanavanam and Tirupati.
- Essentials:
Carry water, light cotton clothing, and umbrellas to beat the summer heat.
- Spiritual Significance: Attending the Kalyanotsavam is considered highly auspicious, symbolizing divine blessings for family life.