Jonnawada Sri
Mallikarjuna Swamy Kamakshi Tayee Ammavari Temple Brahmotsavams 2026
The sacred Jonnawada
Temple, located just 15 km from Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, is preparing for
its grand annual Brahmotsavams. This revered temple, dedicated to Sri
Mallikarjuna Swamy and Goddess Kamakshi Tayee, draws thousands of devotees
each year for its spiritually vibrant celebrations.
Festival Schedule 2026
The Brahmotsavams begin
on Vaishaka Bahula Saptami and conclude on Jyestha Suddha Padyami.
- May 07:
Ankurarpanam (Night)
- May 08:
Dwajarohanam (Morning)
- May 09:
Sesha Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 10:
Purushamruga Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 11:
Simha Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 12:
Hamsa Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 13:
Ravana Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 14:
- Ginnebiksha Seva (Morning)
- Nandi Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 15:
- Rathotsavam (Morning)
- Gaja Vahana Seva (Night)
- May 16:
- Kalyanotsavam (Morning)
- Teppotsavam (Night)
- May 17:
- Dwajavarohanam (Morning)
- Alakalatopu (Morning)
- Aswa Vahana Seva & Ekanta Seva
(Night)
Highlights of the
Celebrations
- Rathotsavam (May 15):
The grand chariot procession is a major attraction, drawing devotees from
across the region.
- Teppotsavam (May 16):
The divine float festival on the temple tank creates a mesmerizing
spiritual atmosphere.
- Kalyanotsavam (May 16 Morning):
Symbolic celestial wedding of the deities, performed with great devotion.
How to Reach Jonnawada
Temple
- Distance:
Approximately 15 km from Nellore.
- Transport:
Regular buses and private vehicles are available from Nellore to
Jonnawada.
Significance
The Brahmotsavams at Jonnawada Temple are not just rituals but a spiritual journey for devotees. Each vahana seva carries symbolic meaning, representing divine attributes and blessings. The vibrant processions, devotional music, and sacred rituals make this festival a cherished tradition in Andhra Pradesh.
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