SREE NARRAWADA VENGAMAMBA DEVASTANAM
Sri Narrawada Vengamamba Devestanam
Sri
Narrawada Vengamamba temple is located at Narrawada in Nellore District
of Andhra Pradesh. The presiding deity in this shrine is Goddess Sri
Vengamamba.
History of the Temple
Sri Narrawada Vengamamba temple is an ancient temple about 300 years old. This temple has a beautiful entrance arch with sacred images devathas, gods and goddesses. Vengamamba temple has a small rajagopuram with images of gods and goddesses carved in multiple colours. The temple is famous for its surroundings which are used for the various religious apts. This temple is very popular for its festival known as Vengamamba Tirunala. Lakhs of devotees visit the shrine during the Jatara and worship Goddess Sri Narrawada Vengamamba.
Sri Narrawada Vengamamba temple is an ancient temple about 300 years old. This temple has a beautiful entrance arch with sacred images devathas, gods and goddesses. Vengamamba temple has a small rajagopuram with images of gods and goddesses carved in multiple colours. The temple is famous for its surroundings which are used for the various religious apts. This temple is very popular for its festival known as Vengamamba Tirunala. Lakhs of devotees visit the shrine during the Jatara and worship Goddess Sri Narrawada Vengamamba.
Legend of the Temple
Sri Narrawada Vengamamba temple was built in the name of a woman Pachava Vengamamba who is from the same Narrawada village. She committed Sati with her husband who died a cruel death at the hands of the bandits in the nearby area. After this incident people claimed that she blessed them in the form of a spirit. Since then she was considered as a Goddess and so a temple was built in her name which is known as Sri Narrawada Vengamamba temple. The house where she lived is still intact and found in this village.
Sri Narrawada Vengamamba temple was built in the name of a woman Pachava Vengamamba who is from the same Narrawada village. She committed Sati with her husband who died a cruel death at the hands of the bandits in the nearby area. After this incident people claimed that she blessed them in the form of a spirit. Since then she was considered as a Goddess and so a temple was built in her name which is known as Sri Narrawada Vengamamba temple. The house where she lived is still intact and found in this village.
Special Poojas and Festivals
Apart from regular poojas and abhishekhams, the temple’s festival is celebrated every year in the months of June and July known as Sri Vengamamba Tirunalla.
Apart from regular poojas and abhishekhams, the temple’s festival is celebrated every year in the months of June and July known as Sri Vengamamba Tirunalla.
Temple Timings: 7.00 am to 1.00 pm and 3.00 am to 8.00 pm.
Temple Full Address: Sri Vengamamba Temple, Narrawada, Duttalur Mandal, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, Ph: 08620-240 636.
How to reach Sri Narrawada Vengamamba Devestanam
By Bus: Govt RTC buses are available from all the places in Andhra Pradesh to reach the temple at Narrawada.
By Bus: Govt RTC buses are available from all the places in Andhra Pradesh to reach the temple at Narrawada.
By Train: Nearest
railway station is Kavali Railway Station which is 70 km away from the
temple. Govt RTC buses are available from here to reach the temple.
By Flight: Nearest
airport is Tirupati Airport in Renigunta which is 213 km away from the
temple. Bus and Taxi services are available from here to access the
temple.
Narrawada Vengamamba Temple Timings:
Day | Time | Darshan |
Monday | 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Darshan |
05:00 PM – 08:00 PM | Darshan | |
Tuesday | 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Darshan |
05:00 PM – 08:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti | |
Wednesday | 06:00 PM – 07:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti |
Thursday | 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Darshan |
05:00 PM – 08:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti | |
Friday | 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Darshan |
05:00 PM – 08:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti | |
Saturday | 09:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Darshan |
05:00 PM – 08:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti | |
Sunday | 09:00 AM – 03:00 PM | Darshan |
11:00 AM – 01:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti | |
06:00 PM – 07:00 PM | Darshan/Aarti |
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