Archive · 1 Feb 2026
Srisailam Organizes Sacred Giri Pradakshina
The Srisailam temple is organizing a special event called Giri Pradakshina on Sunday.
This event is part of the Magha Purnima festival.
The procession will start at the main entrance of the temple and go through many important spiritual places like Gangadhara Mandapam, Ankalaamma Temple, and Nandi Mandapam.
It will end at the Nandi Mandapam after passing through several other temples and mathas.
The goal is to let people see the ancient temples and feel more connected to their spirituality.
Everyone is invited to join and be part of this special event.
The Srisailam Devasthanam is organizing the Giri Pradakshina on Sunday for Magha Purnima festival.
The procession will start at the main entrance of the Srisailam temple and pass through several spiritual landmarks.
Key landmarks include Gangadhara Mandapam, Ankalaamma Temple, Nandi Mandapam, and Bailu Veerabhadra Swamy Temple.
The route will conclude at the Nandi Mandapam after passing through Rudravanam.
The event aims to provide devotees with an opportunity to witness ancient temples and foster spiritual awareness.
- Who
- Devotees, pilgrims, and local residents
- What
- Giri Pradakshina, a sacred circumambulation
- When
- Sunday, in connection with Magha Purnima festival
- Where
- Srisailam temple and its surrounding spiritual landmarks
- Why
- To foster deeper spiritual awareness and devotion
- Event
- Giri Pradakshina
- Date
- Sunday
- Festival
- Magha Purnima
- Starting Point
- Main entrance of Srisailam temple
- Ending Point
- Nandi Mandapam
- Objective
- To provide spiritual awareness and devotion
- Significance
- Circumambulation of Srisailam, revered as 'Ila Kailasam'