Kothakonda Veerabhadra Swamy Brahmotsavam 2026 – Karimnagar Telangana Jatara

 

Kothakonda Veerabhadra Swamy Brahmotsavam is a famous annual festival celebrated during Makar Sankranti in the state of Telangana.

The sacred Jatara is held at Kothakonda Village, located in Bheemadevarpalle Mandal, Karimnagar District.

In 2026, the Jatara begins on January 10 and will be celebrated with great devotion and traditional rituals.

Jatara Schedule – 2026

January 10

  • Swamy Vari Kalyanotsavam

January 11

  • Trisula Puja
  • Upanishad Parayana

January 12

  • Vastu Puja
  • Baliharana
  • Homam

January 13

  • Maha Lingarchana
  • Laksha Bilwarchana

January 14

  • Bhogi Festival

January 15

  • Uttarayana Begins
  • Makar Sankranti

January 16

  • Kanuma
  • Pushpa Yagam

January 17

  • Maha Purnahuthi
  • Trisula Snanam

January 18

  • Agnigundalu
  • Gramotsavam

Getting Here

  • Huzurabad: 18 km
  • Jammikunta: 25 km
  • Karimnagar: 55 km
  • Warangal: 65 km
  • Hyderabad: 165 km

By Road:
Kothakonda is well connected by road. TSRTC buses and private vehicles are available from Karimnagar, Huzurabad, Jammikunta, and Warangal during the Jatara period.

Nearest Railway Station:

  • Jammikunta Railway Station – approx. 25 km

Nearest Airport:

  • Hyderabad (RGIA) – approx. 165 km

Tips for Devotees

  • Reach early during Makar Sankranti and Agnigundalu days to avoid heavy crowds.
  • Wear comfortable traditional clothing suitable for long walks.
  • Carry drinking water, especially during daytime rituals.
  • Follow temple and police instructions during Agnigundalu and Gramotsavam.
  • Keep valuables safe and avoid carrying unnecessary items.
  • Senior citizens and children are advised to stay with family members.
  • Respect local traditions and maintain temple cleanliness.
  • Parking facilities may be limited—use public transport where possible.

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