Introduction
The
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) will conduct the Devi Navaratri
celebrations grandly at Sri Kariyamanikya Swamy Temple and Sri
Neelakanteswara Swamy Temple in Thummur village, Naidupeta Mandal
from October 11 to 20, 2026. For ten days, devotees will witness the
Goddess in different divine alankarams, receiving blessings in her
various forms.
Festival
Schedule & Alankarams
- October 11
– Sri Parvati Devi
- October 12
– Sri Bala Tripura Sundari
- October 13
– Sri Lalita Tripura Sundari
- October 14
– Sri Mahalakshmi Devi
- October 15
– Sri Annapurna Devi
- October 16
– Sri Gayatri Devi
- October 17
– Sri Saraswati Devi
- October 18
– Sri Durga Devi
- October 19
– Sri Mahishasura Mardhini
- October 20
– Sri Rajarajeshwari Devi
Daily
Rituals
- Morning (9:00
AM): Panchamrita Abhishekam & Asthanam
- Evening:
Lalitha Sahasranama Archana, Kumkuma Puja & Panchaharathi
Beliefs & Significance
- Each
alankaram represents a unique divine energy of the Goddess,
blessing devotees with strength, wisdom, prosperity, and protection.
- Panchamrita
Abhishekam symbolizes purification and renewal
of spiritual energy.
- Kumkuma Puja
is believed to bring marital harmony and prosperity.
- Devotees
believe that attending all ten days ensures complete blessings of the
Navadurga forms.
Tips
for Devotees
- Arrive early
to witness the morning abhishekam without rush.
- Carry
offerings like flowers, kumkuma, and fruits for puja.
- Wear traditional
attire to participate in rituals.
- Plan to stay
for multiple days to experience the full sequence of alankarams.
- Evening
archana and Panchaharathi are especially powerful—don’t miss them.
Why
Visit Thummur During Navaratri
- To witness
the rare sequence of Goddess alankarams across ten days.
- To
participate in TTD-organized rituals, known for their grandeur and
devotion.
- To experience
the spiritual energy of Navaratri in a serene village temple
setting.
- To seek
blessings for health, prosperity, wisdom, and protection.
- To be part of
a community celebration that blends tradition, devotion, and
cultural heritage.
Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1.
When are the Navaratri celebrations held? From October
11 to October 20, 2026.
Q2.
Where are they conducted? At Sri Kariyamanikya Swamy Temple
and Sri Neelakanteswara Swamy Temple, Thummur village, Naidupeta Mandal.
Q3.
What is the highlight of the celebrations? The Goddess
appearing in ten different alankarams over ten days.
Q4.
What rituals are performed daily? Panchamrita
Abhishekam, Asthanam, Lalitha Sahasranama Archana, Kumkuma Puja, and
Panchaharathi.
Q5.
Why should devotees attend? To receive blessings from the
Goddess in her Navadurga forms, ensuring spiritual upliftment and
prosperity.
Conclusion
The
TTD Devi Navaratri celebrations at Thummur village are a rare
opportunity to witness the Goddess in her ten divine forms. With daily
rituals, sacred alankarams, and powerful pujas, devotees can immerse themselves
in devotion and seek blessings for every aspect of life.