Sri Soumyanatha Swamy Brahmotsavams Dates 2025 - Nandalur

 

Sri Soumyanatha Swamy Temple is located in Nandalur Kadapa District. It is a famous temple in the district.

This year brahmotsavams will commence on July 05.

2025 Schedule

July 04 – Ankurarpana

July 05 – Dwajarohanam , Yali Vahana Seva

July 06 – Hamsa Vahana Seva

July 07 – Simha Vahana Seva

July 08 – Hanumantha Vahana Seva

July 09 – Sesha Vahana Seva, Garuda Vahana Seva

July 10 – Suryaprabha Vahana Seva, Chandraprabha Vahana Seva

July 11 – Kalyanotsavam, Gaja Vahana Seva

July 12 – Rathotsavam, Aswa Vahana Seva

July 13 – Chakra Snanam, Dwajarohanam, Ekanta Seva

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