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📍 Zonnawada, Nellore

Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Kamakshi Tayee Temple is a revered Shiva-Shakti temple located at Jonnavada, about 10 km from Nellore on the banks of the sacred Penna River. Built around 1150 AD, the temple is associated with Sage Kashyapa's Yagna and the divine appearance of Lord Shiva and Goddess Kamakshi. Devotees believe that a holy dip in Kasyapa Theertham washes away sins and brings divine blessings.

Sri Mallikarjuna Kamakshi Tayee Ammavari Temple, Zonnawada

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Primary Deity:

Goddess Durga / Parvati

Full Address:

Jonnawada, Andhra Pradesh 524305

About Sri Mallikarjuna Kamakshi Tayee Ammavari Temple, Zonnawada

Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Kamakshi Tayee Temple is an ancient pilgrimage site located at Jonnavada, near Nellore, on the banks of the sacred Penna River. Dedicated to Lord Mallikarjuna Swamy and Goddess Kamakshi Tayee, the temple dates back to around 1150 AD. According to the Skanda Purana, Sage Kashyapa performed a great Yagna at this holy place, where Lord Shiva manifested as a self-formed Shiva Linga. Goddess Kamakshi later arrived in search of Lord Shiva and chose to reside here permanently. Her divine idol is believed to have been discovered by local fishermen in the Penna River. It is also believed that Adi Shankaracharya visited the temple and consecrated the deity. The nearby Kasyapa Theertham is considered highly sacred, and devotees believe that bathing in its waters cleanses sins. Today, the temple remains one of the most important spiritual destinations in the Nellore region, attracting thousands of devotees seeking peace, prosperity, and divine blessings.

Festivals & Celebrations

Major Festivals:
Navaratri 🎊 Ugadi Annual Jathara

Online Sevas & Darshanam

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Ashtothara Satanamarchana
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Ashtothara Satanamarchana

"Ashtothara Satanamarchana," more commonly written as Ashtottara Shatanamavali, refers to a Hindu devotional practice of chanting the 108 names of a particular deity, such as Lord Shiva or Lord Ganesha. Each name in the list highlights a divine attribute or characteristic of the deity, and the practice is a way for devotees to connect with the deity, seek spiritual enrichment, find strength, and invoke virtues.

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Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Vari Abhishekam

Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Vari Abhishekam

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Khadgmala Pooja
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Khadgmala Pooja

Khadgmala Pooja

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Laghunyasa Abhishekam

Laghunyasa Abhishekam

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Lakshmi Ganapathi Swamy Vari Abhishekam

Lakshmi Ganapathi Swamy Vari Abhishekam

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Saamuhika Kumkumarchana

Saamuhika Kumkumarchana

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Pallaki Seva

పల్లకి సేవ

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Paroksha Khadgmala Pooja
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Paroksha Khadgmala Pooja

పరోక్ష ఖడ్గమాల పూజ

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Sahasranamarchana
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Sahasranamarchana

Sahasranamarchana

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Samuhika Laksha Kumkumarchana / Kathyaayani Vratham / Varalakshmi Vratham
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Samuhika Laksha Kumkumarchana / Kathyaayani Vratham / Varalakshmi Vratham

Samuhika Laksha Kumkumarchana / Kathyaayani Vratham / Varalakshmi Vratham

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Paroksha

Paroksha Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Vari Abhishekam

Paroksha Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Vari Abhishekam

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Paroksha

Paroksha Laghunyasa Abhishekam

Paroksha Laghunyasa Abhishekam

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Paroksha Lakshmi Ganapathi Swamy Vari Abhishekam

Paroksha Lakshmi Ganapathi Swamy Vari Abhishekam

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Paroksha Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam
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Paroksha

Paroksha Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam

Paroksha Mahanyasa Purvaka Rudrabhishekam

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Paroksha

Paroksha Navaavarana Pooja

Paroksha Navaavarana Pooja

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Navaavarana Pooja
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Navaavarana Pooja

నవావరణ పూజ

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Mahanyasa Abhishekam

Mahanyasa Abhishekam

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Sri Swamy Ammavarla Kalyanam
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Sri Swamy Ammavarla Kalyanam

Sri Swamy Ammavarla Kalyanam

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Sri Kamakshi Nithya Homam
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Sri Kamakshi Nithya Homam

Sri Kamakshi Nithya Homam

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Poolangi Seva
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Poolangi Seva

Infront of Srivari Sannidhi's, Special Flowers are decorated like garland in the Evening

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Laksha Kumkumarchana / Laksha Bilvarchana

Laksha Kumkumarchana / Laksha Bilvarchana

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Special Poolangi Seva
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Special Poolangi Seva

Special Poolangi Seva

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Big Silver Nandi Seva
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Big Silver Nandi Seva

పెద్ద వెండి నంది సేవ

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Pradoshakala Vrushabharchana
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Pradoshakala Vrushabharchana

Pradoshakala Vrushabharchana

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Maha Rudra Homam
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Maha Rudra Homam

శ్రీ మహా రుద్ర హోమం

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Srichakra Navaavarana Homam
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Srichakra Navaavarana Homam

శ్రీ చక్ర నవావరణ హోమం

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Temple Location

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How to Reach

Nearest Airport:

Tirupati / Vijayawada / Visakhapatnam International Airport

Nearest Railway:

Nearest major railway station serving Zonnawada, Nellore area.

Nearest Bus Stop:

Zonnawada, Nellore Bus Stand / Station

Travel Tips:

Mornings and festival days witness the highest pilgrim turnout. Early visits allow peaceful darshan.