May 2025: A Month of Divine Events at Tiruchanur Temple

 


The sacred month of May brings a rich lineup of spiritually significant events at the Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple, Tiruchanur, and Sri Balaramakrishna Swamy Temple, allowing devotees to immerse themselves in profound worship and celebration.

Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple, Tiruchanur

A series of carefully planned rituals and festivities will unfold throughout the month:

  • May 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 (Fridays):
    Tiruchi Utsavam – A reverential procession conducted at 6:00 PM every Friday.
  • May 6 (Tuesday):
    Koil Alwar Thirumanjanam – A sacred cleansing ritual for the temple, performed at 6:00 AM to honor its sanctity.
  • May 10 (Saturday):
    Ankurarpana – A preparatory ritual marking the beginning of the Padmavathi Ammavari Vasanthotsavam celebrations.
  • May 11–13:
    Vasanthotsavam – A three-day celebration characterized by vibrant rituals, divine blessings, and cultural fervor.
  • May 12 (Monday):
    Swarna Ratham (Golden Chariot) Procession – A majestic procession of the Goddess on her golden chariot at 9:45 AM, captivating devotees with divine grace.
  • May 18 (Sunday):
    Gaja Vahanam (Elephant Vehicle) – On the auspicious occasion of the Uttarashada Nakshatram, Padmavathi Ammavaru blesses devotees during a procession through the temple streets at 6:45 PM.

Sri Balaramakrishna Swamy Temple

In the sacred abode of Sri Krishna Swamy, a special event will mark the month of May:

  • May 27 (Tuesday):
    Tiruchi Utsavam – A procession on the occasion of the Rohini Nakshatram, held at 6:00 PM.

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