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Festivals of Sri Pataladri Narasimhasvami Temple, Singaperumal Kovil

The festivals of the temple reveal the cultural significance of the temple. There are a number of festivals celebrated almost every month at the Pataladri Narasimhasvami temple. The festivals are organized with immense pomp and grandeur during which a number of devotees gathered in the temple complex to offer their worship to the lord.Festivals of Sri Pataladri Narasimhasvami Temple, Singaperumal Kovil The most famous one is the festival of Brahmotsavam in the month of Vaikasi (May-June) which is attended by a very large numbers of devotees. Some of the other important festivals are Tamil new year, Bhashyakarar Utsavam and Nrisimha Jayanthi in the month of Chittirai (April-May); Periyazhvar Utsavam in the month of Ani (June-July); Gajendra moksham, Jyeshtabhisekam and Tiru Adi Puram in Adi (July-August); Pavitrotsavam celebrated for a long period of five days and Sri Jayanthi in Avani (August-September); Navaratri in Purattasi (September-October); Deepavali and Manavala Mamuni Satumurai in Aippasi (October-November); Tiru Kartigai Utsavam in Kartigai (November-December); Dhanurmasa Puja and Adhyayana Utsavam including Vaikuntha Ekadasi in Margazhi (December-January); Sankranti Utsavam and Thai Pusain in Thai (January-February); Ratha Saptami (during which the deity is taken out on seven different vahanas on the same day) and Theppa Utsavam in Masi (February-March); Yugadi Utsavam and Panguni Uttiram in the month of Panguni (March-April). The stanzas from the Periya Tirumozhi of Tirumangai Azhvar, in praise of Lord Narasimha at Ahobilam are recited in this temple. Hence the temple is considered as a sacrosanct.

The festivals organized in the temple reveals the enduring religious tradition of India. The religious tradition of the temple is continuing its worship for approximately a thousand four-hundred years, and continues to draw multitudes of devotees even today.

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