When does the first puja or darshan start at Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple?

The first public darshan window on this page is the morning session (06:00 AM - 01:00 PM). Timings can shift without notice; see the note at the top of this page.

Can I visit Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple on a Sunday afternoon?

Sundays follow the same published hours as other days unless the temple posts a special notification. Afternoon often falls between morning and evening darshan; this page lists evening darshan as 04:00 PM - 08:30 PM. Sundays are usually busier than weekdays—arrive earlier and allow extra time for queues and security.

Is there a dress code for visiting the temple?

Clean and modest Indian traditional attire is highly appreciated. Sarees, half-sarees, or churidars are requested for women, while dhotis, kurtas, or formal shirts and trousers are preferred for men. Overly revealing garments, shorts, or sports tank tops are restricted from the main darshan queue.

Is the temple accessible for people with disabilities?

The temple pathways are constructed entirely on flat, ground-level village terrain, allowing easy, barrier-free movement for senior citizens and individuals utilizing wheelchairs.

Schedule reviewed: 29 July 2026 · Verify festival-day changes with the temple before you travel.

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Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple Timings Today

Q: What are the opening and closing times for Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple in K. Nagalapuram Village, Kodumur Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh?

Opens at 06:00 AM and closes at 08:30 PM. Timings can change on festival days; confirm with the temple office before you travel.

Q: What are the darshan timings at Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple in K. Nagalapuram Village, Kodumur Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh?

Published darshan windows on this page: morning: 06:00 AM - 01:00 PM, evening: 04:00 PM - 08:30 PM. Queues and session lengths vary by day and season.

Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple in K. Nagalapuram Village, Kodumur Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh. Opens at 06:00 AM and closes at 08:30 PM on usual days. Darshan windows: morning: 06:00 AM - 01:00 PM, evening: 04:00 PM - 08:30 PM. Schedules may change on festival days.

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⚠️Timings may change due to festivals, special rituals, or temple administration decisions. Please verify with temple authorities before your visit.

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Divine Snapshot

Quick temple overview

Primary Deity:

Goddess Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha

Location:

K. Nagalapuram Village, Kodumur Mandal, Kurnool District

Full Address:

Sri Sunkulaparameswari Devatha Temple, K. Nagalapuram Village, Kodumur Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh 518463, India

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Temple & Darshan Timings

Daily temple & darshan schedule — may vary on festival days

Session	Start time	End time	Typical status	Notes
🛕 Temple opening	06:00 AM	—	Open	General days
🙏 Morning darshan	06:00 AM	01:00 PM	Open	Often busiest before mid-morning
⏸ Midday / afternoon	—	—	Closed	Between morning & evening darshan (rituals & cleaning)
🙏 Evening darshan	04:00 PM	08:30 PM	Open
🔒 Temple closing	—	08:30 PM	Closed

ℹ️ Operations run continuously from 05:30 AM to 09:00 PM on highly auspicious festival days and Tuesdays.

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Major Festivals

Special occasions & celebrations

March / April

Sunkulamma Ugadi Jatara (Annual Carnival)

The flagship annual celebration of K. Nagalapuram village, drawing tens of thousands of rural pilgrims from across the Kurnool district. The entire temple perimeter is decorated with colorful electrical frameworks. Vibrant folk music, local stick dances (Kolattam), and massive street processions featuring beautifully decorated bullock carts fill the village layout.

👥 High crowd 📅 3 days 🗓️ Next: April 9, 2027

August / September

Shravana Masam Tuesdays

Dedicated entirely to the intensive seasonal worship of the goddess. The temple witnesses continuous operating hours as lines of rural women converge to offer traditional Bonalu pots. Massive Kumkum Archana mass rituals are arranged by the community leaders to pray for the long life of spouses and general domestic abundance.

👥 High crowd 📅 30 days 🗓️ Next: August 4, 2026

📅 Festival dates change yearly per the Hindu calendar. Verify exact dates before planning your visit.

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