Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Nagula Chavithi Celebrated with Devotion in Tirupati
Nagula Chavithi is a festival where people worship serpent deities.
Celebrated on a Saturday, devotees in Tirupati visited snake pits and temples.
They offered milk and eggs as part of the rituals.
People seek blessings for family health and prosperity.
The festival is considered important for good fortune.
Nagula Chavithi was celebrated with devotion in Tirupati on Saturday.
Devotees gathered at snake pits and temples to pray to Naga Devatha.
Traditional rituals and pujas were performed.
Offerings of milk and eggs were made.
The festival is believed to bring health and prosperity.
- Who
- Devotees
- What
- Celebration of Nagula Chavithi
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Tirupati
- Why
- To offer prayers to Naga Devatha
- Event
- Nagula Chavithi
- Date
- Saturday (fourth day after Deepavali)
- Location
- Tirupati
- Significance
- Devotion to Naga Devatha (serpent deity)
- Rituals
- Offerings of milk and eggs
- Belief
- Worshipping ensures health, prosperity
Sources
North AP Soaks In Nagula Chavithi Fervour
Cobras Appear Around Shiva Lingam On Nagula Chavithi, Video Goes Viral
Nagula Chavithi Celebrated With Fervour at Indrakeeladri
Nagula Chavithi celebrated with devotion
Nagula Chavithi celebrated with devotion across Krishna, NTR dists
