Warangal Bhdrakali Matha
Temple History
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As per the writings on the temple wall this temple is believed to
be constructed by the King Pulakesi II ofChalukya dynasty around 625
A.D to commemorate his victory over Vengi region of Andhra Desham. This can be observed from the
square pillars used in the temple structure which were different from the
circular pillars commonly used in temples constructed byKakatiyas.
The Kakatiya kings of "Orugallu empire" which is the
present Warangal city have adopted Goddess Bhadrakali as their "Kula
Devatha" giving her preference over other gods. The lake was built later
by Ganapathi Deva, a minister in Kakatiya Dynasty. A road leading to the temple
was also added during that period.
Due to the fall of Kakatiya Dynasty to the Muslim ruler of Delhi Ala-ud-din
Khilji, his general Malik
Kafurand later to Ghias-ud-Din
Tughlak, and during the rule of Bahamani Sultans and Golkonda rulers, the temple lost its prominence over the period and
the place has become dilapidated.
Sri Ganapathi Sastri (a.k.a. B. S. Ganesh Rao) a Brahmin and devi
upasaka (Devotee of Goddess Kali) from Karnataka has migrated to Warangal in 1940's. He noticed the old
Bhadrakali temple and has taken interest in renovating the temple. He
constructed a small house next to the temple and started living in this
isolated place. He along with Sri Mudumbai Ramanujacharya sought the help of
Sri Maganlal Sameja (a prominent local merchant) and other affluent locals and
renovated the old temple in 1950. Many persons like Brahmasri Sri Hari
Radhakrishnamurthy, Adluri Seetharama Shastry, Vangala Guravaiah, Thandra
Venkata Rama Narsaiah, Mahatapaswini Mangalambika and Tankasala Narasimha Rao
have lent their hands in the renovation work of the temple.
Before the temple was renovated in 1950 there were Animal
Sacrifices at the temple (an old custom at Kali temples in India). This
practice was stopped from 1950 onwards after the renovation of the temple.
During the renovation, Chandi yantra was installed in the temple and amrutha
beejaksharas (holy shlokas) were written on the deity's hanging tongue and
modified the deity's fierce looking eyes and tongue to a pleasant looking face.
Since then everyday poojas, Sharannavaratras, Vasantha navarathras are being
conducted regularly as per the Vedic rites.
Sri Ganapathi Sastri, the founding trustee of the temple is
presently over 105 years old. He is still actively participating in the temple
affairs. In the past few years he has taken interest in an old Shiva temple
near Bhadrakali temple and started renovating it. The people of Warangal City
and well wishers of Sri Ganapathi Sastri celebrated his 100th birthday few
years ago. Today his son Sri B. Seshagiri Rao has taken over the temple affairs
as chief priest.
Sri Ganapathi Sastri, at the age of 113 has passed away on Friday
night on 11 November 2011 here in Warangal. He is survived by two sons and
three daughters. He was still the Bhadrakali's temple trustee at the time of
his passing away. The temple and the people of Warangal have lost a great man
who has developed the temple single handedly.
LEGEND
it is also known from the devotees that there are some unique
rocks with some special shape which is said to carry some spiritual powers. To
add to the awe of a person the temple is 250 year old and is said that the
temple is built by Pulakesi-II. Even though one looks at the image of the
goddess as Bhadrakali it is said that the goddess is transformed by the
chanting of mantras in to a rare form called Tripura Sundari which means Beauty
of the three worlds or meant to be cities and one can predict the three cities
as Kazipet, Hanamkonda and Warangal. |
The major attraction at the Bhadrakali Temple in warangal is that it is located on the bed of picturesque Bhadrakali Lake. This is an artificial lake which is of 2 and half kilometers radius. There are a number of natural formation of the rocks surrounding the temple in the lake and also adding charm to the temple and these rock formations are the most dominant in the temple.
The boating in the lake is thrilling and most of the times devotees come here
for spending leisure time apart from the visit to the temple. There are a
number of provisions made for the visitors at the temple premises. One has to
pay a fee to use the boats in the lake. Usually most of the time you would find
young people at the lake because of its close proximity to colleges.
Temple Long view in day time
Temple long view in the night time
Sri Gokulam in Front Said Of Temple
Main Entree in Temple
Sri Gokulam In Front of Main Entree
About Temple
The temple's main deity Goddess Bhadrakali's image is made in a
2.7x2.7 meters square stone facing west with pleasant looking eyes holding
weapons in her eight hands with Shiva under her feet. 'Sree Chakram' and 'Utsava Vigrahas' of Bhadrakali
are placed in front of the main deity.
A statue of Lion, Bhadrakali's vahana on which she rides, is placed opposite the sanctum
sanctorum. The temple also has a Dhwaja Sthambam and
Balipeetham.
Some of the oldest deities in the Maha Mantapam along with
Bhadrakali are Uma Maheshwara images on stone in front of Shiva Linga,
Subramanya Swamy statue, Hanuman statue and Navagrahas all carved in stone.
A new road was constructed in 1966 from the temple to the
Warangal-Kazipet main road next to Government Polytechnic. The temple has been
expanded in the 2000s with the addition of Alaya Shikaram, Maha Mantapam.
Recently Sri Vallabha Ganapathi temple and temple parikrama have been added to
the main temple.
The temple management is also running a Veda Pathasala (School for
learning Vedas) near the temple.
There are 8 major and 12 minor temples in the mountains
surrounding the Bhadrakali Temple including Padmakshi temple, Sri Shirdi Sai
Baba, Sri Narasimha swamy temple and Sri Pothuluri Veerabrahmendra Swamy
temple.
Bhadrakali Temple has become a major tourist place and people from
many parts of India visit this temple.
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| Bhadrakali Arch in the Year of 2000 |
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| Bhadrakali Arch in the New Look |
Vallabha Ganathi Temple. First visiting god in the Bhadrakali Temple
Ammavari Utsava Vigraham
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Dwajastambam & Temple Inner view
Fairs and festivals
Five major festivals are being celebrated every year In
Bhadrkali Temple.
Vasantotsavam or Vasantha Navarathri in Chaitra masam.
Bhadrakali Bhadreshwara Swami Kalyana Brahmotsavalu in
Vaisaka Masam
Shakambari Navarathri in Ashaadha Masam
Maha Sharan Navarathri or Durga Devi Navarathri in Ashwayuja
Masam
Maghi Utsavalu or Maga Navarathri in Magha masam
Vasantotsavam or Vasantha Navarathri
9 day festival dedicated to 9 forms of
Goddess Bhadrakali in Chaitra masa which is the start of Vasantha Ruthu (Spring
Season). The temple of goddess Bhadrakali atop Warangal witnessed an
unusual bustle on Ugadi. A large number of devotees thronged the temple
premises for a darshan of the goddess and be a part of the week-long Chaitra
Maasa Vasantha Navaraatratri Utsavaalu (Chaitra Vasantotsavam) kicked off by
the temple authorities. During the festival period, special pujas will be
offered and the goddess will be adorned with different varieties of flowers on
each day as part of Laksha Pushpaarchana Puja.
Bhadrakali Bhadreshwara Swami Kalyana Brahmotsavalu in Vaisaka Masam (BHADRAKALI BRAHMOTSAVALU)
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| Bhardakali Bhadreshwara swami Vari Kalyanotsavam |
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| Decorative Temple In the Color full lighting |
Bhadrkali Badreshwara Brahmotsavalu celebrations being on Vaisakha Shudda Padyami (first day of Vaisaka masam), Vaisakha Shudda Panchami
Kalyanotsavam
1St Day Vigraha Prathistapana
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| Utsava Vigraha Prathistapana |
To Day Puja Nithyahinikam, Utsavanugna Prardana and also
Conducted Abishekam with River water,
Sarva oushada Water, Swarnodakam and Rathnodakam .
'Utsava Vigrahas' of Bhadrakali are placed in Mahamandapam
at 7pm deity has been though this the Brahmotsavam will start.
2Nd Day Dwajarohanam
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| Dwajarohanam |
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| Vrushabha Vahana Seva |
Today puja’s: Vardani Puja, Yagashala Pravesham, Bhuthopa
danam, Yagamandapa Sthula Puja, Dwara Thorana Puja, Agni Prathishta,
Sarvatobadra Navagraha Vasthu Yogini, Chathushasti Bhyrava Mandala Puja,
kshethra palaka Mandala devatha yajanam, Chatha ha Stanarchana, Beri Puja, Beri
Thandam, Dwajarohanam .
Today Vahana Seva: 11 am Vrushba Vahana
seva, 7 pm Mruga Vahana Seva.
3rd Day Edurkullu Mahotsavam
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| Edurkol Mahotsavam |
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| Sarva Shubhankari & Makara vahana seva |
Today puja’s:
Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana,
7.30 pm Edurkullu
Today Alankarana: Sarva Shubhankari
Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva:
11
am makhara Vahana Seva, 6pm Chandra Prabha Vahana Seva
4Th Day Bhadrakali Bhadreshvarla Kalyanotsavam (Adi
Shankara Jayanti)
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| Kalyanotsavam |
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| Bhadrakali Bhdreshwara Kalyanam |
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| BhaliPitam |
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| Gajavahana Seva |
Today Alankarana: Durga matha Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva: 11am Simha Vahana Seva,
7pm Gaja Vahana Seva
5th Day Saraswathi Alankarana
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| Savitri Alankarana Suryaprabha Vahana Seva |
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| Saraswathi Alankarana Hamsa Vahana Seva |
Today puja’s: Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana,Sadasyam
Today Alankarana: 11am Savithri
Alankarana, 7pm Saraswathi Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva: 11amSurya Prabh Vahana
seva, 7pm Hamsa Vahana seva
6th Day vyashnavi Devi Alankarana
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| Vyasnavi Alankarana |
Today puja’s: Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana,
Chorotsavam
Today Alankarana: vyashnavi Alankarana,
Dhana Lakshmi Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva: 11am Pallaki Seva, 7pm
Shesha Vahana Seva
7th Day Ghandotsavam
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| Gandotsavam |
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| Salabhanjika Radha Vahana Seva
Today puja’s: Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana,
Today Alankarana: Ghandotsavam
Today Vahana Seva: Salabhanjika Ratha
Vahana Seva
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8th Day Rathotsavam
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| Vishesha Alankarana |
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| Rathotsavam
Today puja’s: Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana,Rathanga
Homam
Today Alankarana:
Vishesha
Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva: Radhotsavam
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| Sarvamangali Alankarana |
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| Dolotsavam |
Today puja’s: Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha
Stanarchana,Palabogam, Kshirannam
Today Alankarana: Sarvamangali
Alankarana,Ashvaharudadevi Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva: Bhadra Peeta Vahana seva
, Dolotsvam, Ashva vahana seva
10th Day Vimana
Seva
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| Bhoga Lakshmi Alankarana & Muthyala Pallaki Sava |
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| Rajya Lakshmi Alankarana |
Today puja’s: Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana
Today Alankarana: Bhoga Lakshmi
Alankarana, Rajya Lakshmi Alankarana
Today Vahana Seva:
Muthyala
pallaki seva, SarvaBhupala vahana Vimana seva
11thDay Thrishula
Thirthotsavam, Pushpa Yagam, Dwajarohanam, Brahmotsavala Samapthi
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| Yoga Lakshmi Alankarana |
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| Sharabha vahana seva |
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| Thrishula Thirthotsavam |
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| Back to Temple after thrishula Thirthotsavam |
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| Vasanthostavam |
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| Different type of flowers in Pupabhishekam |
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| Moksha lakshimi Alankarana & Pushpa Ratha Vahana Seva |
Today puja’s: 5am Niryalya seva, Suprabhtha seva,
Nithyahinikam, Chatha ha Stanarchana, 11am Churnotsavam, 12pm Yagam,
Purnhuthi,Bhali Pradanam,Dwajarohanam. 2pm Thrishula Thirthotsavam,Udvasana 7pm
Pushpbhishekam
Today Alankarana: Yaga Lakshmi
Alankarana, Moksha Lakshmi
Today Vahana Seva: Sharabha vahana seva,
puspartha Vahana seva
Shakambari Navarathri in Ashaadha Masam
Ashada Navarathri festival, Nine festive nights that falls
during the month of ashadam, is on auspicious occasion in the temple. Ashada
Navarathri uthsavam is all so called as Shakambari Navarathri. Ashada
Navarathri celebrations being on ashada shukla paksha padyami (first day of
ashada masam) and culminated on Dashami
During Ashada Navarathri, For fourteen Days goddess Bhadrakali idol is appeared in the Alankar of Shakambari devi. Bhadrakali idol is decorated with Vegetables and Fruits and worshiped as Shakambari Maa
During Ashada Navarathri, For fourteen Days goddess Bhadrakali idol is appeared in the Alankar of Shakambari devi. Bhadrakali idol is decorated with Vegetables and Fruits and worshiped as Shakambari Maa
1st
Day Kalasha Sthapana
Khali Kramamlo Ammavaru
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| Khali Alankarana |
1st
Day 4.30 am Nithyahinikam, Utsavanugna, Prardana, 6.30am Gouri Puja, Ganapathi puja, Punyahavachakam,
Mathruka puja, Naandhi, Ayushyamasthajapam, Brahmakurchahavanam
(Panchagavya Homam), Panchagavyaprshana, Ruthivigvaranam, Maduparkaveedi,
Pathisarabandhanam, Snapanam, Vasthu Yagam, Parnikaranam, Mruthsangrahanam,
Vardhani puja, Yagashala Praveshem, Bhuthopa
danam, Digrakshnam, Mannapa Stunapuja, Dwarathorana Puja, Dwajarohana, Karkari
Sthapanam, Bhaliprdanam, Kunda Samskaram, Aghni Prathistha, Sarvathobhadra,
Vasthu, Yogini. Ganapathi, Navagraha, Kshethrapala Mandala Devathaa Yajapam,
Chathu ha Sthanarchana… worships held. After decorative Khali Alankarana.
2nd
Day Kapalini kramamlo Ammavaru
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| Kapalini kramamlo Ammavaru |
3rd
Day Kullakramamlo Ammavaru
Kullakramamlo Ammavaru
4th
Day Kurukulla MathaGa Ammavaru
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| Kurukulla Kramamlo Ammavaru |
5th Day Virodini Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Virodini Kramamlo Ammavaru |
6th Day Viprachittha Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Viprachittha Kramamlo Ammavaru |
7th Day Ugra Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Ugra Kramamlo Ammavaru |
8th Day Ugraprabha Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Ugraprabha Kramamlo Ammavaru |
9th Day Deptha Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Deptha Kramamlo Ammavaru |
10th Neela Mathaga
Ammavaru
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| Neela Kamamlo Ammavaru |
11th Ghana Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Ghana Kramamlo Ammavaru |
12th Balaka and Mathra Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Balaka Kramalo Ammavaru |
13th Mudra Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Mudra Kramam Ammavaru |
14th Mitha Mathaga Ammavaru
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| Shakambari Matha |
Maha Sharan Navarathri or Durga Devi Navarathri in Ashwayuja Masam
Vijaya dashami is one of the important
festivals and it is celebrated for 9 days. This festival is celebrated in all
the temples of goddess Durga. Goddess durga is decorated in nine forms for nine
days. This festival is celebrated with much fan fare in Warangal Bhadrakali
temple.
1st Day Bala Tripura Sundari Alankarana, Kalasa Stapana
On this Day Durga Devi is decorate as bala. Bala means small child. On
this day small kids under 2-10 years will be given new cloth and also some
gifts.
As Part of the celebration of Devisharan
Navarathri festivals in Bhdrakali temple First day Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam, Ushakalarchanaworship and
Kalasha Stapana to be held. After Bhdrakali Ammavaru decorated by BalaTripuraSundari.
2nd Day Annapurna Devi Alankarana
Goddess of food. Anna means food, poorna means
full, complete. She is the symbol for the one who grants nourishment on every
level.
Devi Navaratri festivities on the
second day Bhadrakali ammavaru decorated by Annapurna Devi Alankarana
On the morning of 4 to
Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam to be held. After Annapurna
Devi of decorative mulamantra
worship, chatushashti worship in order of spinster, and Balivahana,
Makaravahana seva’s will be conducted.
In the evening 7’ o clock decorative Devaja Durga
Alankarana, and Chandraprabha vahana seva conducted With
mangalavaidyalu,vedhamarthocharana.
3rd Day Gaayathri Devi Alankarana
One of the forms of Maa, durga is worshiped by her devotees. Goddess
Gaayatrhi is considered the Veda matha, the Mother of Vedas. Vedas are large
body of texts, composed in Vedic Sanskrit and they form the oldest layer of
Sanskrit Literature, and the oldest in sacred text of Hinduism, Goddess
Gaayathri is the Mother of Vedas.
Devi Navaratri festivities on the
Thirdday Bhadrakali ammavaru decorated by Gaayathri Devi Alankarana
On the morning of 4 to
Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam, Ushakalarchana,Kshiranna
Nivedhana,Nirajana Mathrapushpa worship to be held.Ofter Gaayarthi Devi Decorative
Chathushtarchana, Bhaliharana worship to be held in order to chandraghanta.
In the evening 7’ o clock decorative Mahishasura Mardhani,
and Gaja vahana seva will be conducted.
4th Day Lalitha maha Tripura sundari Alankarana
She is the
Each, Chaitanya Gnyana shakthi swaroopini. Lalita means ”she who plays”, all
creation, manifestation and dissolution, Tripura means the three worlds
Svarloka ( heaven) Bhuloka ( Physical world) patala (Hell), Sundari means most
beautiful so in full Lalitha Tripura Sundari means” The Most Beautiful Girl in
the three Worlds”. She is the Goddess of bliss.
The lalitha
Sahasranama is one of the famous prayers of Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi,
details her charms from head to foot, and describes her as a mother to all
beings in the World. Lalitha sahasranamam is a very powerful prayer of Sri
Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi especially auspicious to chant this on Fridays.
Devi Navaratri festivities on the
Forth day Bhadrakali ammavaru decorated by Lalitha maha Tripura sundari Alankarana
On the morning of 4 to
Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam, Ushakalarchana, Kshiranna Nivedhana,
Nirajana Mathrapushpa worship to be held.
5th day
Bhavani Devi Alankarana
Bhavani is a ferocious aspect of the Hindu goddess Parvati. Bhavani means "giver of
life", the power of nature or the source of creative energy. In addition
to her ferocious aspect, she is also known as Karunaswaroopini
Devi Navaratri festivities on the
Fifth day Bhadrakali ammavaru decorated by Bhavani Devi Alankarana
On the morning of 4 to
Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam to be held. After Bhavanii Devi of decorative chathustanarchana worship,
Navapatanarchana worship chatushashti worship, Veda Parayanam,Sridevi
bhagavatha parayanam, Chandi parayanam, Khali,Lalitha, Laksmi, Shiva, Vishnu
sahasra nama parayanam, mulamathra Japanustana havanalu to be held. In order of spinster, and Balivahana,
Makaravahana seva’s will be conducted. Afternoon Kathyayani
Durgarchana, Gadhotsavam conducted
In the night 7’ o clock Chandamundaha durgarcana and Salabhanjikaseva will be conducted.
6th day
Saraswathi Devi Alankarana
Which is the maa Saraswathi s nakshatram (astrological star)?
She is the goddess of knowledge and music and arts, and also she regarded as
Vagdevi Goddess of sound, speech, consciousness and wisdom. Maa Saraswathi
appears with white dress, seated on white lotus and with four hands in one hand
holding a book, in one hand playing veena (a musical instrument) in one hand
japa mala(rosary) this representing the power of meditation and spirituality
and in the other hand Kamandalam(A pot with sacred water)representing creative
and purificatory powers. Saraswath Devi is also referred as Sharda Devi.
Devi Navaratri festivities on the
Sixthday Bhadrakali ammavaru decorated by Saraswathi Devi
Alankarana
On The morning Nityahnikam, Shakthi pancayitapuja process to
navapathanarcanadulu, chatuhshashtipuja, vedaparayanam to be held. Afternoon Kalaratrhi Durgarchana, Rakthabijaha
Durgarchana conducted
Rathotsavam held on the night of 8’o clock
7th day Maha Durga
Devi Alankarana
The most powerful
goddess she is the mother of the universe, she is the power and she is behind
the work of creation, preservation and destruction of the world. Durga Devi is
mentioned by Vedas as a supreme power.
The meaning of the
Durga in Sanskrit is a fort, or is a place which is very difficult to reach.
And one more meaning of durga is Durgatinashini meaning is the one who removes
your sufferings. Hindus believe that Durga Devi protects her devotees from the
evils of the world and removes there sorrows. She has Simha vaahini means
Loin is her vehicle, she is Trinayani means she is a three eyed Goddess.
Devi Navaratri festivities on the
Seventh day Bhadrakali ammavaru spotted by MahaDurgaDevi decoration.
On the morning of 4 to Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam, Ushakalarchana,
Mula Nakshathra Saraswathi worship to be held.
After Mahadurga Devi of decorative chathustanarchana
worship,Maha Gouri Durgarchanaworship to be held, and will be conducted vahanapuja
with Bhadrapethaseva.
In the night 7’ o clock Nishumbhuha
durgarchana,Ashwa vahana seva and 8’o clock Sri Bhadrakali birthday, vishesh
abhishekalu,Laksha kumkumarchna, Maharathri jagarana will be conducted.
In the Early morning Bhagavatha Parayanam, veda Parayanam,
lakshmi, Chandi, Saraswathi, Bhagavadgithaparayanam held in the temple.
8th day Mahishasura mardhini Alankarana
This
is the most fiercely form of Maa Durga which is the warrior aspect of divine
mother. Mahishasura mardhani is the form of Durga Devi after she killed
mahishasura. Mahishasura mardhani means the slayer of Mahishasur. So people
celebrate this day as divine mother’s victory on badevil.
As
Part of the celebration of Devisharan Navarathri festivals in Bhdrakali temple
eighth day held on Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam, Ushakalarchanaworship,
and decorated by Mahishasura Mardhini alankarana.
9th day Aparajitha Devi Alankarana
Goddess Aparajita is one among the numerous forms of Goddess
Durga. Aparajita means the unconquered. In this form, she is worshipped on the
Vijaya Dasami or Dasara day. People worship this form of Durga for winning the
battles of life.
The popular belief is that in the Aparajitha form, Mother Goddess
vanquished all those that were practicing Adharma. She protected those
following dharma.
Goddess Aparajita rides a lion and has numerous arms with several
weapons.
The form and attributes of Goddess Aparajitha is mentioned in the
Devi Purana and Chandi Patha.
The rituals and pujas associated with Aparajitha are mentioned in
Tantric texts.
Some devotees observe a fast on the Vijaya Dasami day. Special
pujas are held on the day dedicated to this form of Durga in Orissa, Jharkhand,
Bengal and other parts of eastern India.
There is also a belief is some Hindus that Goddess Aparajita
resides in the Shami Tree. Shami Puja is also held on the Vijayadasami day.
DeviSharan Navaratri festivities on the
Ninth day Bhadrakali ammavaru decorated by Aparajitha Devi Alankarana.
On the morning
Suprabhataseva, Nityahnikam, Kalashodwasanam Purnnbhishekam to be
held.
After Aparajitha Devi of decorative Aparajitha
puja, Shami puja, Ayudhapuja, Vahana puja will be conducted.
In the evening Jalakridotsavam conducted
In Bhadrakali temple (WARANGAL) she
appears like this in the evening time there
will be a boat festival in Bhadrakali lake, they bring the Goddess Bhadrakali
utsava vigraham (a small idol of Bhadrakali devi) down, they decorate a
beautiful swan shape boat with lights and place the Devi idol on it and make
few rounds in the Bhadrakali lake and bring back the idol to the main temple
this is called Teppotsavam.
Maghi Utsavalu or Maga Navarathri in Magha masam
Warangal Bhadrakali Temple Timings & Visiting Hours
The day begins at the temple with "Suprbhatha
Seva” ceremony at 5.00 AM with Sannai Trupets Naubat etc. Abhishekam,Path ha
Kalarchana will be performed at 6.00 AM.
Kumkumarchana
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ThreeShathi namarchana
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Rs 40-00
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Ashtothara Shatha Namarchana
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Rs 30-00
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Sahasra Namarchana
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Rs 50-00
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Rudrabhishekam
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Rs 60-00
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Mahanyasapurvaka Rudrabhishekam
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Rs 151-00
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Shari, Odi Biyyam
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Rs 5-00
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Spl Dharashanam
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Rs 10-00
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Vahana Puja (including in all)
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Rs 100-00 to 300-00
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Navagrha Puja
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Rs 50-00
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Sri Ammavari Purna Abhishekam
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Rs 1116-00
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Anna Prasan/ Akshara Srikaram
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Rs 101-00
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Sri Ammavari Shashvitha Puja
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Rs 1116-00
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Sri Subramanyeshwara Abhishekam
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Rs 51-00
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Nithya Chandi Homam
|
Rs 2516-00
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Shashvitha Nithyarchana
|
Rs 10116-00
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Shashvitha Nithyannadanam
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Rs 5116-00
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Shashvitha Nivedhana
|
Rs 5116-00
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Visiting
Hours
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Suprbatha Seva
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05.00am
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To
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6.00am
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Abhishekam
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06.00
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To
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07.00
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Alankarana
|
08.00
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To
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08.30
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Spl Darshanam (
Rs 10/-)
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07.00
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To
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01.00
|
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Seva Darshan (Rs20/-
Rs1116/-)
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07.30
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To
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01.00
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Darma Darshanam
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05.00
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To
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11.00
|
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Madyahinikam, Maha Nivedhana,Baliprdanam
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11.00
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To
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11.30
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Darma Darshan
|
11.30
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To
|
01.00pm
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Temple Closed
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01.00
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To
|
03.00
|
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Darmadarsan
|
03.00
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To
|
06.00
|
|
Ahinikaham.Pradoshokalarchana
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06.00
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To
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06.30
|
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Seva Darshan
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06.30
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To
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08.30
|
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Darmadarsanam
|
06.30
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To
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08.30
|
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Bogam, Mantrha Pushpam
|
08.30
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To
|
09.00
|
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Temple closed at 9.00pm
Accommodation
In Warangal Excellent
accommodation facilities are available.
How to Distance Warangal Bhadrakali Temple
Hyderabad
|
Warangal
|
145 km
|
Chennai
|
Warangal
|
730 km
|
Nagpur
|
Warangal
|
450 km
|
Vijayawada
|
Warangal
|
237 km
|
Visakhapatnam
|
Warangal
|
520 Km
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Nizamabad
|
Warangal
|
232 Km
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Tirupathi
|
Warangal
|
652 Km
|
How to
Reach Warangal Bhadrakali Temple
Warangal is about 145 km from Hyderabad and is well connected by Rail and Road.
Warangal is about 145 km from Hyderabad and is well connected by Rail and Road.
APSRTC runs frequent
buses from Hyderabad, Tirupathi, Vijayawada, Nizamabad and Karinagar
The nearest airport is
Hyderabad (145Km),
the nearest railway station is Kazipet & Warangal. Kazipet to Bhadrakali temple11 km and Warangal to Bhadrakali temple 4km.
the nearest railway station is Kazipet & Warangal. Kazipet to Bhadrakali temple11 km and Warangal to Bhadrakali temple 4km.
CONTACT US
Executive Officer
Executive Officer
Cell : 94910- 00707
Office : 0870-2565045
Sri Bhadrakali Devastanam,Warangal
Surrounding Temples from Bhadrakali Temple
Ayappaswami Temple
Narasimhaswami Temple
Narasimha Swamy temple situated opposite of
the ayyappa temple
Saraswathi Temple
saraswati mata temple situated in 200 meters
distance to the bhadrakali temple
Pothuluri Veerabrahmedraswami Temple
Saibaba Temple
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