The Sri Kadiri Lakshmi
Narasimha Swamy Brahmotsavams are among the most sacred and celebrated
annual festivities at the Kadiri temple in Andhra Pradesh. Dedicated to Lord
Narasimha, the divine protector and incarnation of Lord Vishnu, these utsavams
symbolize devotion, grandeur, and community participation.
In 2026, the Brahmotsavams commence on February 27 with Ankurarpana and conclude on March 13 with the auspicious Pushpa Yagam, making it a spiritually enriching 15-day festival.
2026 Schedule
February 27 - Ankurarpana (night)
February 28 – Kalyanotsavam
March 01 – Hamsa Vahana Seva
March 02 – Simha Vahana Seva
March 03 –Hanumantha Vahana Seva
March 04 – Brahmagaruda Vahana Seva
March 05 – Sesha Vahana seva
March 06 – Suryaprabha Vahana Seva, Chandraprabha Vahana Seva
March 07 – Mohini Utsavam
March 08 - Praja Garuda Vahana Seva
March 09 – Gaja Vahana Seva
March 10 – Brahma Rathotsavam
March 11 – Mantapotsavam, Aswa Vahana Seva
March 12 – Theertavadi, Chakra Snanam, Vasantotsavam, Dwajavarohanam
March 13 - Pushpa Yagam
Getting Here
- By Road:
Kadiri is well connected by bus services from major towns like Anantapur,
Bengaluru, Tirupati, and Hyderabad. APSRTC buses run frequently.
- By Train:
The nearest railway station is Kadiri Railway Station, with
connections to Dharmavaram and Bengaluru. For long-distance trains,
Dharmavaram Junction (about 50 km away) is a better hub.
- By Air:
The closest airport is Bengaluru International Airport (Kempegowda),
about 150 km away. From there, taxis or buses can take you to Kadiri.
Accommodation Tips
- The temple offers Devasthanam
guest houses and rooms ranging from budget (₹100–₹500) to deluxe
(₹2000–₹5000).
- Advance booking is highly recommended
during Brahmotsavams, as rooms fill quickly.
- Private lodges and hotels are also
available in Kadiri town for those seeking more comfort.
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