Bhagavan sri venkaiah swamy Golagamudi

BHAGAVAN SRI VENKAIAH SWAMY

Golagamudi is a small village.  The nearby city to Golagamudi is Nellore.  Nellore is well connected both by bus & train routes.  Golagamudi is about 12 km from Nellore.

 Golagamudi Temple darshan Timings:

Golagamudi Venkayya Swami Temple is open from

Morning 4AM to 2PM and

Evening 4PM to 9PM.

Samadhi Mandiram opens at - 4 AM

Abhishekam     - 4 AM

Morning Pooja  - 5 AM & 11 AM

Mandiram Closes at - 2 PM

Reopens     - 4 PM

Evening Pooja - 6.30 PM

Mandiram Closes at - 9 PM*

Golagamudi Temple Timings: Daily Schedule

S.No	Details	Time
1	Go Pooja (Except on sunday)	3:30 AM
	On Sundays	1:30AM
2	Sri Swamy Vari Suprabhata Seva (Except on sunday)	4:00 AM
	On Sundays	2:15 AM
3	Abhishekam (Except on sunday)	4:30 AM to 5:00 AM
	On Sundays	2:30 AM to 3:00 AM
4	Alankaram	5:00 AM to 5:30 AM
	On Sundays
5	Morning Pooja (Except on sunday)	5:30 AM to 6:30 AM
	On Sundays	4:00 AM to 5:00 AM
6	Swamy Vari Sarva Darshanam	6:30 AM to 11:00 AM
		12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
		4:00 PM to 6:30 PM
		7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
7	Sasvatha Pooja	11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
8	Evening Pooja	6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
9	Sri Swamy vari Ekanta Seva	8:30 PM to 9:00 PM
	Except Thursday & Saturday
10	Temple Doors Close	After Ekantha Se

Golagamudi Venkayya Swami Harthi timings:

S.No	Harthi Name	Time
1	Suprabatha Harthi (Except on Sundays)	4:00 AM
	On Sundays	2:15 AM
2	Morning Pooja Harthi (Except on Sundays)	6:20 AM
	On Sundays	5:00 AM
3	Madhyana Harthi	11:45 AM
4	Sayankala Harthi	7:15 PM
5	Ekntha Seva Harthi (Except On Thursday & Saturday )	9:00 PM

(Mandiram Closes at 9 PM on all days except Thursdays and Saturdays. On Thursdays and Saturdays the temple is open throughout the night and on those two days, at night, the pallaki seva (procession in a palanquin) is performed.

Devotees are allowed to sleep in the temple premises only on Wednesday nights (to wake up before Thursday's dawn).

Golagamudi Venkayya Swami Sevas details

Golagamudi Venkayya Swami Poojas details

S.No	Name of the Sevas & Poojas	Timings
1	Abhishekam (Except on Sundays)	4:30AM to 5:30AM
2	Dhuni Pooja	9.00AM
3	Archana(Except on Thursday & Saturdays).	7.00AM to 10:30Am & 12.00PM to 2.00PM&4.00PM to 6.00PM
4	Pallaki Seva(On Thursday & Saturday).	8.00PM to 8.30 PM
5	Uyalla Seva(On Thursday & Saturday)	After Pallaki Seva
6	Saswatha Pooja	11:00AM to 12:00PM
7	Vahana Pooja	temple timings
8	Aksharabyasa Pooja	8.00AM

Golagamudi Aradhanamahosthavam details:

Golagamudi Aradhanamahosthavam timings:

In Golagamudi Aradhanamahosthavam will start on August 18th of every year and ends on August 24th.

Date	Vahana sevas	Time
18-Aug	Sarvabupala vahanaseva	10:00 AM
	Kalpavruksha vahanaseva	9:00 PM
19-Aug	Hanumantha vahanaseva	10:00 AM
	Chandraprabha vahanaseva	9:00 PM
20-Aug	chinnasesha vahanaseva	10:00 AM
	Hamsa vahanaseva	9:00 PM
21-Aug	Suryaprabha vahanaseva	10:00 AM
	Gajavahana vahanaseva	9:00 PM
22-Aug	Ashva vahanaseva	10:00 AM
	Peddasesha vahanaseva	9:00 PM
23-Aug	Simha vahanaseva	10:00 AM
	Garuda vahanaseva	9:00 PM
24-Aug	Radhotshavam	10:00 AM
	Teppa Mahosthavam	8:00 PM

Daily schedule at the time of Aradhanamahosthavalu from August 18 to August 24

S.No	Details	Time
1	Go Pooja	1:30 AM
2	Sri Swamy Vari Suprabhata Seva	2:00 AM
3	Vishnu Sahastranama	2:15 AM
4	Abhishekam	2:45 AM
5	Swamy Vari Pooja	4:00 AM & 11:00 AM & 6:30 PM
6	Harathi &Prasadam	5:00 AM & 12:00 PM & 7:30 PM
7	Abishekam for Usthava murthy &Sahastrnama pooja&Dhuni Pooja	4:00 AM
8	Vahana Seva	10:00 AM
9	Vahana Seva	9:00 PM
10	Sri Swamy vari Ekanta Seva	11:00PM

Shri Golagamudi Venkayya Swami Temple Address

Golagamudi, Venkatachalam Mandal

Nellore district-524321,

Andhra Pradesh.

Sri Trikoteswara Swamy Temple - Kotappakonda Temple

                                                            Sri Trikoteswara Swamy Temple

Kotappakonda Temple

kotappakonda temple timings:

kotappakonda temple darshan timings:

kotappakonda temple seva details:

Time	Programme ( Pooja )	Place of Pooja
5:30 - 6:30 am	Eka Rudrabhishekam	Nakshtra Mandapam
5:30 - 6:30 am	Darsan of above seva	Gantala Mandapam
6:30 - 12:30 am	Abhishekam	Nakshtra Mandapam
6:30 - 1:00 pm	Darshan, Archana	Gantala Mandapam
1:30 -1:45 pm	Archana on Gotras Panchaharati darshan	Nakshtra Mandapam Gantala Mandapam
3:30 - 7:00 pm	Ashtothara Pooja, Archana, Darshan	Gantala Mandapam
7:00 - 7:30 pm	Pradoshakolarchan, Gotranamamulu, Panchaharati, Darshan	Nakshtra Mandapam Gantala Mandapam

About the Kotappakonda temple:

Kotappakonda, the temporal abode of Trikoteswara Swamy, is a village, 13 kilometers south-west of Narsaraopet in Guntur district. Its original name is Kondakavuru, but is more popularly known as Kotappakonda or Trikutaparvatam, a three-peaked hill nearby. Though surrounded by other hills, the three hills, also known by the names of Trikutachalam or Trikutadri, can be distinctly seen from a distance from any direction. The three peaks are named after the Hindu Triumverate, Brahma, Vishnu and Maheswara. The epigraphs at Kotappakonda clearly state that the deity established in the shape of Sivalinga on the hill top is known as Trikuteswara or Trikoteswara. A steep flight of steps lead to the hill and the deity is located at a height of 1,587 feet. There are a number of ponds on the hill of which eight are located in front of the temple.

Mahasivaratri, which falls during February-March, is the important festival celebrated here with great devotion and fervor every year and a large number of devotees throng the place. The sleepy village comes alive on the eve of Mahasivaratri. Milling crowds occupy every inch of the space on and around the hill. 'Prabhas', rectangular frames tapering at the top made of bamboo and decorated with colored cloth and paper, of different sizes are taken in procession as part of the festival. Most of them are 60 to 70 feet high and are carried by the devotees. But the giant prabhas, rising to a height of over 100 feet, are carried on decorated and lighted bullock carts accompanied by a large following. They are placed on a meadow at the foot of the hill. Large manpower, money and material is needed to erect these prabhas and promote a spirit of cooperation and unification enthusing the villagers.

  Of late it has been given a face lift with many facilities and attractions for not only the devout but an average tourist sojourn and serenity. The place is all set to become a major tourist attraction, providing "Rakthi, Bhakthi and Mukthi" (entertainment, devotion and salvation) to the visitors. The local MLA and Minster for Medical & Health, Sri.Dr.Kodela Sivaprasada Rao has taken a lot of initiative in mustering funds from the government as well as private parties to develop the place as an integrated project.

The temple precincts and the sanctum sanctorum are renovated and Bharathi Teertha Swamiji of Sringeri Peetham consecrated the deity in the new premises. A "View Point" is erected on the corner of the hill to provide a breathtaking overall view of the surroundings.

A ghat road was constructed to ease the climbing and allow the pilgrims take in and enjoy nature's bounty in its full splendor, in place of an arduous climb up the steep steps and also to accommodate the growing number of visitors. The entire stretch of the road is lighted and a deer park is developed on the way.

A small lake is created on the hill, depicting "Kaleeya Nardhana", with the statue of Lord Krishna dancing on the head of Kaleeya (a venomous snake) was placed with special lighting effects in the middle of the lake. Water flows into the lake from various watershed programs developed at many places on the hill, a blend of modernity with past.

Another attraction for the tourists is the artificial jurassic park with mobile dinosaurs of monstrous size developed by a private company at a cost of Rs. 1 million. Sanctuaries for peacocks, doves, emos and parrots was developed by the Forest Department. Four VIP guest houses and a 30-room choultry was constructed by the Endowments Department and the TTD to cater to tourist needs. All this was done on a war footing in a little over two months.

Kotappakonda temple address:

Sri Trikoteswara Swami Vari Devasthanam

Kotappakonda, Narasarao Pert,

Guntur (Dt) Andhra Pradesh.- 522602