The sacred festivities of Margasira Masotsavam have been inaugurated with fervor at the Kanaka Mahalakshmi Ammavari Devasthanam in Kalpavalli Burujupeta, drawing devotees from far and wide. The celebration, set to continue until January 11, promises divine blessings and cultural delights for the estimated six lakh attendees.
APSRTC Free Buses for Kanaka Mahalakshmi Temple in Visakhapatnam
- Arrangements in Place: Temple authorities have meticulously organized facilities, ensuring a comfortable experience for devotees. This includes drinking water provisions, medical camps, and a temporary police station.
- Free Transportation: The Andhra Pradesh State Transport Corporation (APSRTC) has stepped in to facilitate pilgrims with free bus services from Gajuwaka, Simhachalam, and Madhurawada. Free auto services from the New Road Junction are available for disabled individuals and mothers with infants.
Margasira Masotsavam Festive Dates
The temple administration has curated a diverse lineup of cultural and religious events throughout the masotsavam, featuring a Vedic Sabha on December 31, Archaka Sadassu, and a Nadaswara concert on January 2. A grand chariot procession from Ambika Bagh Ram Temple to the Ammavari Temple is scheduled for January 6.
Grand Culmination and Rituals
- Maha Annadana Programme: The culmination of Margasira Masotsavam on January 11 will witness a Maha Annadana program in the afternoon at the Sri Jagannath Swamy Temple premises, symbolizing the spirit of sharing and abundance.
- Sahasra Kalasabhishekam: The festivities will reach their pinnacle with Sahasra Kalasabhishekam for Goddess Kanaka Mahalakshmi, involving the consecration of 1,008 kalashas, scheduled for 4:00 p.m.
Experience the Divine at Kanaka Mahalakshmi Temple
As the Margasira Masotsavam unfolds, devotees and visitors can anticipate a soulful blend of spirituality and cultural richness at the Kanaka Mahalakshmi Temple. Stay connected for updates on the festivities and immerse yourself in the divine ambiance of this auspicious celebration.
Source : deccanchronicle
