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Tirupati Brahmotsavam Celebrations - 2011

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Topic: Spiritual GrowthPublished September 30, 2011
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Every year millions of devotees joins together at the temple of Lord Venkateshwara at Tirupati Tirumala to take part in the Annual Brahmotsavam Festivals and also get the blessings of Sri Venkateswara Swami and experience “Vaikuntha Anubhava” or heavenly enjoyment and feeling. This festival is called Navaratiri Brahmotsavam and it is celebrated nine days. In this ceremony the idol of Lord Venkateshwara is taken out for processions on different vehicles on different days. The idol of Lord Balaji is decorated with gold ornaments and precious stones to make the procession more attractive. This festival attracts pilgrims all over the world. rnNavaratri Fesitival details Programme starts on September 29th and ends on October 9th 2011rnDay 1 - DhwajarohanarnDay 2 - Chinna SeshavahanarnDay 3 - SimvahanarnDay 4 - Kalpavriksha Vahana rnDay 5 - Garuda VahanarnDay 6 - Gaja VahanarnDay 7 - Suryaprabha VahanarnDay 8 - Rathotsavam rnDay 9 - Chakrasnana Mahotsavam rnfor more details of this Brahmotsavam please visit http://tirupatidarshanbooking.in/brahmotsavam.html Tirupati darshan booking packagesrnCurrently Tirupati balaji darshan tour operators from chennai provides additional vehicles to serve devotees for those who plan to visit tirupati tirumala from chennai through their our packages.rnfor booking packages please click here www.tirupatibalajidarshan.comrn

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Every year millions of devotees joins together at the temple of Lord Venkateshwara at Tirupati Tirumala to take part in the Annual Brahmotsavam Festivals and also get the blessings of Sri Venkateswara Swami and experience “Vaikuntha Anubhava” or heavenly enjoyment and feeling. This festival is called Navaratiri Brahmotsavam and it is celebrated nine days.