Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple Chinnarajamoor – Utsavam 2025 Dates, Rituals, Vahana Sevas

 

Temple Overview

• Location: Chinnarajamoor village, Mahabubnagar district, Telangana.
• Deity: Lord Hanuman (Sri Anjaneya Swamy).
• Devotees: Pilgrims from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka visit during utsavam.
• Specialty: Annual utsavam celebrated with vahana sevas, abhishekams, and kalyanotsavam.

Utsavam 2025 Dates & Events

• Dec 02 – Dwajarohana, Panchamrutha Abhishekam, Hanumad Vratam, Srinivasa Kalyanam (7 pm), Hamsa Vahana Seva
• Dec 03 – Aswa Vahana Seva, Prabotsavam
• Dec 04 – Gaja Vahana Seva, Rathotsavam
• Dec 05 – Pallaki Seva
• Dec 06 – Pallaki Seva

Highlights

• Dwajarohana marks the ceremonial flag hoisting to begin the utsavam.
• Hanumad Vratam performed with devotion to Lord Hanuman.
• Srinivasa Kalyanam (Dec 2 evening) is a major attraction.
• Vahana Sevas (Hamsa, Aswa, Gaja) symbolize divine vehicles of the deity.
• Rathotsavam (Dec 4) is the grand chariot procession.
• Pallaki Seva (Dec 5–6) concludes the celebrations.

How to Reach

• By Road:
• Chinnarajamoor is well connected by APSRTC buses and private autos from Mahabubnagar town (~60 km).
• From Narayanpet (~40 km), local buses and shared jeeps are available.
• By Train:
• The nearest major railway station is Mahabubnagar.
• Smaller stations like Jaklair or Makthal Road can be used if coming from Raichur side.
• By Air:
• The closest airport is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad (~120 km).
• From the airport, taxis or buses to Mahabubnagar, then onward to Chinnarajamoor.

Tips

• Festival Days (Dec 2–6, 2025): Expect heavy crowds. Arrive early to secure darshan and participate in sevas.
• Stay Options: Lodging is limited in Chinnarajamoor. Better to book rooms in Mahabubnagar or Narayanpet.
• Best Time: Early mornings for abhishekam, evenings for Vahana Sevas and Rathotsavam.
• Language: Telugu is widely spoken; Kannada is also understood due to proximity to Karnataka.
• Local Transport: Shared autos and jeeps are common; plan for some walking near the temple.