Timings:

Morning Hours: 6:00 am – 11:00 pm

Ticket Cost: Rs.10

It is performed daily to the deity.

Neyyabhishekam is performed the main deity and the Prasadam (Neyyi) is provided to the devotees.

Chandanabhishekam, Paneer Abhishekam is also performed during this time.

Afternoon Hours: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Neyyabhishekam performed during this time to the Utsava deity. Prasadam (Neyyi)is provided to the devotees.

The ticket can be purchased on arrival at the counter. No advance booking required.

How to reach Dwarapudi Temple?

By Air

1. The nearest domestic airport is at Rajahmundry which is 30 km away
2. The nearest international airport is at Vijayawada which is 150 km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is at Dwarapudi which is 750 feet away.
2. Rajahmundry is well connected with all parts of India.

By Road

1. From Rajahmundry, direct bus to Dwarapudi is available at regular intervals.

Reference Link: Temple History

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Thulabaram Timings

Morning Hours: 6:00 am – 12:00 pm

Evening Hours: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Ticket Cost: Free.

No age limit in performing Thulabharam at this temple.

It is performed on all days in a year.

Rs.1, Rs.2 and Rs.5 Coins are readily available at the counter.

Devotees can offer their desired items and can carry from their Home. All items are accepted at this temple.

During special days, 150 – 160 devotees used to offer their offerings. Online booking is not available for this activity.

The devotee will be weighed against the offering in the Weighing Pan. Temple staff will be collecting the items post Thulabharam.

Reference Link: Temple History

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Timings: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm

Annadanam available daily for Lunch Hours. Dinner is not available at this temple.

Ticket Cost: Free for all devotees.

Free and Quality food will be served to the devotees during the Lunch Hours.

It is estimated that 2500 – 3000 devotees will have Lunch on special days. It used to be 500 – 600 devotees on normal days.

Devotees can also contribute to the Annadanam by offering thru Cheques/ DD or MO.

Ayyappa Swamy Temple Dwarapudi Timings

Morning Hours: 6:00 am – 12:00 pm

Evening Hours: 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Reference Link: Temple History

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Ticket Cost: Rs.20 for New Irumudi and Neyyabhishekam.

Ticket Cost Rs.10 for Neyyabhishekam.

Ayyappa Mala Timings:

Morning Hours: 5:30 am – 11:00 pm

Evening Hours: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Devotees who can’t reach Sabarimala can offer Irumudi here. Pooja available all days in a year.

Devotees are allowed thru the steps before 5:30 pm.

The crowd usually high during 15 Nov – Makara Sankranti days.

Guru Swamy will be assisting the devotees for the Irumudi.

Morning Hours Pooja

Devotees who wish to have New Irumudi at Dwarapudi must bring new clothes.

Garland will be decorated to the main deity will be offered to the devotee.

Neyyabhishekam is performed to the main deity and the Prasadam is offered to the devotee.

Devotees who wish to offer Irumudi can also perform this during this time.

Evening Hours Pooja

Devotees who reach Dwarapudi in the evening hours

One not supposed to perform Irumudi activities after Alankarana and Naivedyam. For the convenience of the devotees who reach this temple from the long distance, Pooja is performed to the Utsava deity. Neyyabhishekam is performed to the Utsava deity and the Prasadam is offered to the devotee.

Tickets can be purchased on arrival at the counter. No online booking available for this Pooja tickets.

Reference Link: Temple History

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Ayyappa Swamy Temple Dwarapudi History

The Idol of Ayyappa Swamy was installed in the year 1989 by Kanchi Peetadhi Pathi Swamy Jayendra Saraswati. This idol was prepared using five metals gold, silver, lead, copper and iron which is called Panchaloha. There are 18 holy steps to the shrines similar to Sabarimala steps.Devotees who practice Ayyappa Deeksha will their Deeksha by visiting this temple. Unlike Sabarimala, there is no age restriction for female devotees, anyone can visit this holy shrine. Devotees who can’t travel long used to end their Deeksha by visiting this temple. This temple will be heavily crowded during Makara Sankranti day. Thousands of devotees who were in Deeksha used to visit this temple to watch Makara Jyoti and Makara Vilakku which marks the ends of their Deeksha. On Makara Sankranti day, Lord Ayyappa will be taken out in a procession on a Hamsa shaped chariot.

There are many other temples located within the temple complex. There is a shrine for Lord Siva, Venkateswara Swamy and Saibaba. Huge Statues of Anjaneya, Ganesha, Nandi, Nataraja in the premises attracts devotees.

Ayyappa Swamy Temple Dwarapudi Timings

Morning Hours: 6:00 am – 12:00 pm

Evening Hours: 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm

How to reach Ayyappa Swamy Temple Dwarapudi?

By Air

1. The nearest domestic airport is at Rajahmundry which is 30 km away
2. The nearest international airport is at Vijayawada which is 150 km away.

By Train

1. The nearest railway station is at Dwarapudi which is 750 feet away.
2. Rajahmundry is well connected with all parts of India.

By Road

1. From Rajahmundry, direct bus to Dwarapudi is available at regular intervals.

Ayyappa Swamy Temple Dwarapudi Images

Reference Link: Temple History

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