Temple Timings at Annavaram Temple:

The list of sevas that offered to deity Sathyanarayana Swamy are listed below. The Subprabhtaha seva or Melukolupu seva is a sort of Awakening pooja that offered to the deity followed by Abhishekam and all the rest of the sevas is listed below.

The sevas at Annavaram temple are scheduled at specific times so, by having an idea over the poojs timings the devotees can plan their availability at the temple.

Sevas at Annavaram Temple:

There are many sevas that offered to the main deity and schedule with different types and multiple ticket fare are assigned. Make sure to collect the prasadam after the completion of seva at the prasadam counter.

There may be huge crowd of people and never miss to attend the poojas in time, its recommended to stay at the temple 15 minutes prior before the pooja starts.

The list of sevas that offered in the Annavaram temple is as given below

Online Sevas at Annvaram Temple:

The Annavaram temple do have an option to perform the pooja even in online to the devotees who can’t visit the temple can make use of these sevas. For the devotees convenience there are made available with some of the online seva, which performed by the pandits instead of the devotees.

Vrathams at Annavaram Temple:

If you belong to South India, you may be familiar how famous the Vrathams are at the Annavaram temple. Most of the newly weds will offer a visit in the temple and offer poojas to the primary deity.

The list of vrathams that are conducted at the annavaram temple are listed as below

Temple Opening&Closing Time:

The temple opens by 3:30 A.M and closed by 9:P.M from Tuesday-Saturday and from Sunday to Monday 6.00A.M to 12.30P.M and again 1.00Pm to 9.00Pm.

Types of Darsanam in Annavaram Temple:

letting you know that there are types of darshans available in the Annavaram temple as there are classified based on the ticket cost and each of them are scheduled at different times.