Tirumalagiri Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple Timings, History, Pooja

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple is located on a small hill at Tirumalagiri in Jaggaiahpet, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh. Jaggaiahpet is 75 km from Vijayawada. Lord Venkateswara Swamy is the preceding deity in this temple. Sri Venkateswara Swamy is also known as Namala Venkateswara Swamy. There is a footprint of Sri Venkateswara Swamy on the hill on the way to the temple.

The idol is in the shape of “Anthill” with 12 namams hens the temple is called Tirumalagiri Namamula Konda and is believed Self-manifested. Sri Swamy Kalyana Mahostvam is celebrated every year during Chaitra Suddha Paurname. Huge number of devotees visit the temple from nearby villages and parts of the other state to take part in the celebrations.

Tirumalagiri Venkateswara Temple Timings:

Morning: 6.00 AM to 9.00 AM
Evening: 4.00 PM to 6.00 PM.

Tirumalagiri Venkateswara Swamy History:

There are several interesting legends associated with the temple. It is believed that there was an Ashromam in the form a hill, which was named after Sage Bharadwaja, on the other side of Krishna River at Mukhtyala Village in Jaggaiahpeta. Once, Sage Bharadwaja was performing a severe penance seeking the blessings of Lord Sreemannarayana, the Omnipotent and Omniscient god who can fulfill human desires. Pleased with the penance, the Lord appeared on the Tirumalagiri hill with a wonderful manifestation in the form of an “Ant hill” with 12 namams.

Sage Bharadwaja became very happy and after bringing water from the Krishna River, he performed “Abhishekam” and pooja. From then onwards, the recitation of “Bharadwaja Gothrams” has been performed during the time of daily worships. The festival of Kalyana Mahostvam is celebrated every year during Chaitra Suddha Pournami. Thousands of devotees from various parts of the state visit the temple and participate in the celebrations.

In “Koneru” there is a form of the foot of the Lord which is a delightful experience that inspires the devotees. As per another belief, Anjaneya Swamy guards Lord Venkateswara around the hill and rules the area of Malleswara Swamy. In the temple premises, there is also a temple of “Varaaha Swamy”.
The temple is open for pilgrims every day from sunrise to sunset. After sunset, no devotee will climb the hill to go to the temple.

Tirumalagiri Venkateswara Swamy Sevas / Pooja :

1) Abhishekam 7.00 AM
2) Astotram (Only 2 members allowed)
3) Sahasranamarchana (Only 2 members allowed)
4) Annaprasana
5) Special Darshan
6) Sri Satyanaryana Vratham
7) Gummadikaya Puja
8) Aksharabasyam
9) Keshakandana

Vahana / Vehicle Pooja:
1) Lorry, Tractor, Car Pooja
2) Auto Pooja
3) Two Wheeler Pooja

Tirumalagiri Temple Prasadams:
Laddu Prasadam 90 Gms
Pulihora Prasadam 150 Gms

Tirumalagiri Temple Nityaannadanam Scheme:

Nityaannadanam scheme is maintained by Tirumalagiri Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple to provide Annaprasadam to 50 devotees in a day and 200 devotees every Saturday.

The Donors Schemes are:

Maharaja Poshaka, Raja Poshaka, Poshaka, Donor.

Tirumalagiri Venkateswara Temple Accommodation:

There are 2 Choultries maintained by the temple Devastanam to provide accommodation to pilgrims. All the rooms are well maintained with 24hrs water supply and 24hrs hours uninterrupted Current supply.

There are 18 Non-A.C. rooms available in Sri Venkateswara Choultry.
There are 25 Non-A.C. Room available in Balaji Choultry.

Tirumalagiri Venkateswara Temple Calendar:

Temples Near Tirumalagiri Temple:

Sri Lakshmi Tirupatamma Temple, Penuganchiprolu
Sri Yogananda Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Vedadri
Sri Bhavani Mukteswara Swamy Temple, Muktyala
Sri Koti Linga Hari Hara Maha Kshetram, Muktyala

Tirumalagiri Venkateswara Swamy Temple Address:

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple,
Tirumalagiri,
Jaggaiahpet Mandal,
Krishna District,
Andhra Pradesh – 521178.

EO Mobile:9491000726
Enquiry Phone Number: 8654 200288
Temple Phone Number: 8654 200203