Temple
Overview
The
Sri Rama Lingeswara Swamy Temple, located in Keesaragutta Mandal,
Rangareddy district, Telangana, is an ancient shrine dating back to before
the 4th century. Situated about 40 km from Hyderabad, this temple
is one of the most popular spiritual destinations in Telangana. Dedicated to
Lord Shiva, the temple also celebrates the divine feminine energy during Navratri,
attracting thousands of devotees each year.
Navratri
Utsavams 2026 Schedule
- October 11
– Balatripura Sundari Devi
- October 12
– Gayatri Devi
- October 13
– Annapurna Devi
- October 14
– Swarna Kavacha Siva Durga Devi
- October 15
– Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi
- October 16
– Saraswathi Devi
- October 17
– Maha Lakshmi Devi
- October 18
– Kanaka Durga Devi
- October 19
– Mahisasura Mardini Devi
- October 20
– Rajarajeswari Devi
Each
day is dedicated to a different manifestation of Goddess Shakti, celebrated
with special alankarams, pujas, and devotional rituals.
Festival
Highlights
- Balatripura
Sundari Devi (Oct 11): Symbol of youthful divine
energy.
- Swarna
Kavacha Siva Durga Devi (Oct 14): Worshipped for
strength and protection.
- Saraswathi
Devi (Oct 16): Goddess of wisdom and learning,
central to the temple’s celebrations.
- Kanaka Durga
Devi (Oct 18): Associated with prosperity and
courage.
- Mahisasura
Mardini (Oct 19): Fierce form of Durga,
symbolizing victory of good over evil.
- Rajarajeswari
Devi (Oct 20): Supreme goddess embodying compassion
and divine authority.
Travel
Information
- Location:
Keesaragutta, Rangareddy District, Telangana
- Distance from
Hyderabad: ~40 km
- Connectivity:
Easily accessible by road; frequent buses and private vehicles connect
Hyderabad to Keesaragutta.
Conclusion
The
Navratri Utsavams 2026 at Sri Rama Lingeswara Swamy Temple, Keesaragutta
are a blend of devotion, tradition, and cultural vibrancy. With each day
dedicated to a different goddess, devotees experience a spiritual journey that
celebrates the power of Shakti and the timeless heritage of Telangana.