Introduction
On the banks of the Sagileru
River in Vellala, Kadapa District, Andhra Pradesh, stands the
ancient Trikuta temple complex dedicated to Sri Chennakesava Swamy,
Sanjeevaraya (Anjaneyaswamy), and Bheemalingeswara Swamy. This sacred site,
with its three shrines, is a center of devotion and heritage. The annual Brahmotsavam
festival will be celebrated with grandeur from April 27 to May 5, 2026.
Festival Schedule –
Brahmotsavam 2026
- April 27
– Dwajarohana (Flag Hoisting)
- April 28
– Kalyanotsavam, Sesha Vahana Seva
- April 29
– Pallaki Seva, Simha Vahana Seva
- April 30
– Pallaki Seva, Hanuman Vahana Seva
- May 1
– Pallaki Seva, Garuda Vahana Seva
- May 2
– Pallaki Seva, Gaja Vahana Seva
- May 3
– Rathotsavam, Vonte (Camel) Vahana Seva
- May 4
– Pallaki Seva, Aswa Vahana Seva
- May 5
– Hamsa Vahana Seva, Dwajavarohana (Flag Lowering)
Significance
- The Trikuta temple complex is
unique, housing shrines for Vishnu (Chennakesava), Hanuman
(Sanjeevaraya), and Shiva (Bheemalingeswara), symbolizing harmony
among deities.
- The Brahmotsavam is a sacred
celebration of divine energy, community devotion, and cultural heritage.
- Each Vahana Seva represents
cosmic symbolism, while the Kalyanotsavam highlights divine union
and blessings.
- The Rathotsavam is the grand
centerpiece, drawing devotees from across Andhra Pradesh.
Getting Here
- Location:
Vellala, Kadapa District, Andhra Pradesh.
- Well connected by road from Kadapa
town.
- Nearest railway station: Kadapa
Railway Station.
- Nearest airport: Tirupati Airport
(approx. 140 km).
Tips for Devotees
- Arrive early for Rathotsavam
and Kalyanotsavam to witness the grandeur.
- Carry water and essentials; summer
heat can be intense in Kadapa.
- Dress modestly and follow temple
customs.
- Participate in Pallaki Sevas for
a spiritually uplifting experience.