Sri Mogileeswara Swamy
Temple, located at Mogili in Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh, is
dedicated to Lord Shiva and is popularly known as Dakshina Kailasam. The
temple is revered for its spiritual significance and grandeur of annual Brahmotsavams,
which draw devotees from across the region.
Brahmotsavam will commence on February 12
Brahmotsavams 2026 Schedule
February 12 – Ankurarpana, Lord Ganesh Procession on Mushika Vahana
February 13 – Dwajarohana, Hamsa Vahana Seva
February 14 – Adikara Nandi Vahana Seva, Simha Vahana Seva
February 15 – Shivaratri Puja, Lingodbhava Abhishekam, Vrushaba Vahana Seva
February 16 – Kalilasa Giri Ravana Brahma Vahana Seva, Sesha Vahana Seva
February 17 – Gaja Vahana Seva, Kamadhenu Vahana Seva
February 18 – Kalyanotsavam, Aswa Vahana Seva
February 19 – Thopu Utsavam, Brahma Rathotsavam
February 20 – Pushpa Pallaki Seva
February 21 – Surya Prabha Vahana Seva, Vasantotsavam, Trisula Snanam, Dwajavarohana, Chandra Prabha Vahana Seva, Sayanotsavam
February 22 – Teppotsavam
Getting Here
- Location:
Mogili, Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh.
- By Road:
Well connected by APSRTC buses and private transport from Chittoor,
Tirupati, and Bengaluru.
- By Rail:
Chittoor and Tirupati railway stations are the nearest.
- By Air:
Tirupati Airport (approx. 40 km).
Tips for Devotees
- Arrive Early:
Especially for Lingodbhava Abhishekam, Rathotsavam, and Teppotsavam.
- Accommodation:
Lodges and hotels available in Chittoor and Tirupati; book in advance
during festival week.
- Essentials:
Carry water, snacks, and umbrellas for queues.
- Dress Code:
Traditional attire is recommended.
- Festival Rush: Expect heavy crowds during Kalyanotsavam and Brahma Rathotsavam.