Tirupati, October 5, 2026: The annual three-day Pavithrotsavams at Sri Prasanna Venkateswara Swamy Temple, Appalayagunta, will be conducted from October 6 to 8, 2026, as per Agama traditions.
The sacred festival is being organised with a series of Vedic rituals and special worship to preserve the sanctity and spiritual purity of the temple.
Ankurarpanam Performed
As a prelude to the annual Pavithrotsavams, Ankurarpanam was performed on Monday evening in accordance with Agama traditions.
The rituals were conducted along with Mrutsangrahanam and Senadhipati Utsavam, marking the ceremonial commencement of the three-day festival.
Pavitra Pratishta on October 6
On October 6, the priests will perform Pavitra Pratishta as part of the Pavithrotsavam rituals.
Special Vedic ceremonies will be conducted in accordance with the prescribed Agama traditions.
Pavitra Samarpana and Homams on October 7
On October 7, Pavitra Samarpana and Pavitra Homams will be performed.
The rituals are intended to maintain the spiritual sanctity of the temple and seek the divine blessings of Sri Prasanna Venkateswara Swamy.
Maha Poornahuthi on October 8
The three-day festival will conclude on October 8 with Maha Poornahuthi and Pavitra Visarjana.
These concluding rituals will mark the completion of the annual Pavithrotsavams at the temple.
Daily Snapana Tirumanjanam
As part of the celebrations, Snapana Tirumanjanam will be performed daily to the processional deities of Sri Prasanna Venkateswara Swamy along with Sridevi and Bhudevi.
Devotees will have the opportunity to participate in the spiritual atmosphere created by the sacred rituals and worship.
Harikatha and Devotional Music Programmes
In addition to the traditional temple rituals, Harikatha and devotional music programmes will also be organised during the Pavithrotsavams.
The programmes are expected to provide devotees with an opportunity to experience both spiritual devotion and traditional cultural heritage.
The annual Pavithrotsavams at Appalayagunta Sri Prasanna Venkateswara Swamy Temple will be conducted with devotion and according to established Agama traditions.
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