Temple
Overview
The
Sree Prasanna Tirupati Gangamamba Temple, located in Kuppam, Chittoor
District, Andhra Pradesh, is a revered shrine dedicated to Goddess
Gangamamba. Known for its spiritual ambience and strong community traditions,
the temple becomes a centre of devotion during Navratri, celebrating the
divine feminine energy in her many forms.
Navratri
Utsavams 2026 Schedule
- October 11
– Balatripura Sundari Devi
- October 12
– Gayatri Devi
- October 13
– Annapurna Devi
- October 14
– Maha Chandi Devi
- October 15
– Lalitha Devi
- October 16
– Rajarajeswari Devi
- October 17
– Saraswathi Devi
- October 18
– Durga Devi
- October 19
– Maha Lakshmi Devi
- October 20
– Mahisasura Mardini Devi
Each
day is dedicated to a different goddess, with special alankarams, pujas, and
devotional rituals performed to honour her divine qualities.
Festival
Highlights
- Balatripura
Sundari Devi (Oct 11): Symbol of youthful energy and
grace.
- Maha Chandi
Devi (Oct 14): Fierce form of the goddess,
worshipped for strength and protection.
- Rajarajeswari
Devi (Oct 16): Supreme goddess embodying compassion
and divine authority.
- Saraswathi
Devi (Oct 17): Goddess of wisdom, learning, and
arts.
- Mahisasura
Mardini Devi (Oct 20): Celebrated as the destroyer of
evil, marking the victory of good over darkness.
Travel
Information
- Location:
Kuppam, Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh
- Connectivity:
Well-connected by road and rail; Kuppam railway station links to
Bengaluru, Chennai, and Tirupati.
- Nearby
Attractions: Tirupati temples, Horsley Hills, and
local cultural sites.
Conclusion
The
Navratri Utsavams 2026 at Sree Prasanna Tirupati Gangamamba Temple are a
vibrant blend of devotion, tradition, and community celebration. With each day
dedicated to a different goddess, the festival culminates in the worship of Mahisasura
Mardini Devi, symbolizing the eternal triumph of good over evil.