Pujas, Yagnas & Ceremonies.
From the quiet dawn Suprabhatam to grand Navaratri nights, every ritual at the temple is a living conversation between the devotee and the Divine. Discover the ceremonies that have sanctified this sacred space for generations.
Suprabhatam & Temple Opening
5:30 AM · 30 minutes
The day begins with sacred hymns to awaken the deities and invite their blessings upon the world.
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Abhishekam
6:00 AM & 6:00 PM · 45 minutes
The sacred bathing ritual of the deity with milk, honey, sandalwood paste, and holy waters — a cornerstone of temple worship.
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Alankaram & Deeparadhana
12:00 PM · 30 minutes
The sacred adornment of deities with flowers, jewels, and silks, followed by the ceremonial waving of lamps.
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Sahasranama Archana
11:00 AM & 7:00 PM · 60 minutes
The chanting of 1,000 divine names of the goddess with flower offerings — a powerful practice of devotion and meditation.
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Evening Harathi & Closure
8:00 PM · 30 minutes
The grand evening lamp ceremony marking the transition to night, with final prayers and the ceremonial closing of the temple.
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Pradosha Puja
Twilight (approx. 5:30–8:30 PM on Trayodashi) · 2–3 hours
Sacred twilight worship of Lord Shiva on the 13th lunar day (Trayodashi), one of the most powerful times to worship Shiva.
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Pournami (Full Moon) Puja
6:00 PM onwards (Full Moon Day) · 3 hours
Sacred worship on the full moon day, when divine energies are at their peak and the goddess's power radiates fully.
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Amavasya (New Moon) Puja
Morning & Evening (New Moon Day) · Full day observance
Sacred rituals on the new moon day for ancestral blessings, removal of negative energies, and honouring the departed souls.
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Sankatahara Chaturthi
Morning Abhishekam & Evening Puja (Chaturthi) · Full day observance
The fourth day after the full moon, sacred to Lord Ganesha — the most powerful day to worship Ganapathy for the removal of all obstacles.
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Rahu Kala Puja
Varies daily (Rahu Kala period) · 90 minutes
Special worship during the inauspicious Rahu Kala period — transforming the most challenging time window into one of divine protection.
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Navaratri Celebrations
September/October (9 days) · 9 days & nights
The grand nine-night festival celebrating the Divine Mother's nine forms — the most important annual celebration at the temple.
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Maha Shivaratri
February/March (all-night) · Full night vigil (6 PM to 6 AM)
The Great Night of Shiva — an all-night vigil of worship, meditation, and fasting in honour of Lord Shiva's cosmic dance.
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Aadhi Varahi Jayanthi
As per Tamil Calendar (annual) · Full day celebration
The sacred birthday celebration of the presiding deity — the most significant day in the temple's annual calendar.
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Ganapathy Homam
On Chaturthi days & by request · 2–3 hours
A sacred fire ritual invoking Lord Ganesha's blessings for the removal of obstacles and the success of new endeavours.
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Rudrabhishekam
On Pradosham, Shivaratri, Mondays & by request · 2–3 hours
The most powerful Abhishekam for Lord Shiva, performed with the chanting of Sri Rudram — the oldest known Vedic hymn to Shiva.
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