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Temple Icon Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple

📍 Tripuranthakam Village, Prakasam District

Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple in Tripuranthakam Village, Prakasam District is a highly revered sacred shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Karthika Masam Panchatatva Deeparadhana
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Karthika Masam Panchatatva Deeparadhana

For all 30 days of holy Karthika Masam, five sacred pure ghee lamps (Light, Fire, Water, Earth, Space) are lit before Lord Shiva at a sacred temple near Tirupati, dedicated in your family's name with daily WhatsApp photo updates.

Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple

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Primary Deity:

Lord Shiva

Full Address:

Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple, Tripuranthakam Village, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh

About Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple

Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple located in Tripuranthakam Village, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh, is an ancient and prominent spiritual destination. Devotees visit this sacred temple to seek divine blessings, offer special pujas, and experience deep spiritual peace. The temple complex is well-maintained and serves as a major pilgrim center in the region.

Festivals & Celebrations

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Within about 200 km driving distance from Sri Tripuranthakeswara Swamy Temple. Plan a yatra and cover as many of these as you can.

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Vedic abhishekam performed every Monday at a 300-year-old Shiva temple near Tirupati with your family's Name & Gotram Sankalpam.

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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 Tripuranthakam Village, Prakasam District area.

Nearest Bus Stop:

Tripuranthakam Village, Prakasam District Bus Stand / Station

Travel Tips:

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