Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy temple
Vemulawada Devasthanam Road, Rajanna Siricilla Dist., Vemulawada, Telangana 505302, India
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FV8C+W9 Vemulawada, Telangana, India
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Monday: 4–21
Tuesday: 4–21
Wedneasday: 4–21
Thursday: 4–21
Friday: 4–21
Saturday: 4–21
Sunday: 4–21
Tuesday: 4–21
Wedneasday: 4–21
Thursday: 4–21
Friday: 4–21
Saturday: 4–21
Sunday: 4–21
Large number of people come here daily ,
I prayed God to give relief from corona to entire human race
One can visit this place,
Inside temple mobile is not allowed
That's why I couldn't take much pics, sorry for that those who are following me regularly
Pilgrims have a divine bath in a holy tank called Dharma Gundam, before proceeding for darshan and these holy waters are believed to have medicinal properties. This temple also has a very special offering made by devotees called' Kode Mokku'. Kode Mokku is a ritual where the devotee makes the pradakshinam of the temple with a kode (bull) which is vahanam (Nandi) of Lord Shiva. Inside is a massive Siva Linga.
Jai Hind.
Which is called as Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Temple.
one of the ancient and famous Shiva temples located in Telangana.
Local people called Lord Shiva as Rajanna and the main idol of Shiva is Neela Lohitha Siva Lingam.
And
Devotees carry out the unique ritual of Kode Mokku,
the tying of ox and taking around the temple.
People believe that Lord Rajanna fulfills the wishes of devotees when devotees take the ox around the temple. After taking the ox around the temple, devotees hand over the ox to the temple authorities.
It is believed that major income of Vemulawada temple comes from Kode Mokku.
Newly married couples comes and go around the temple with ox.
After Darshanam of Rajanna Temple people visits
Baddi Pochamma Temple with Hence , Goats and Sheeps.
Place is very famous for farmers bringing their ox as an offering Pooja which is a ritual. It was very nice to see that, though I did not get exact details of ritual.
One thing which I felt needs a whole lot of improvement is the way in which temple and its surroundings are maintained. Parking is a major issue. Cleanliness has to improve leaps and bounds. While I can say Govt or Temple Authorities have to be responsible, above all I feel we the pilgrims who visit should equally be responsible towards maintenance of such Devine places.
This is my second visit to this temple after a gap of 4 years and I did not see anything change in its maintenance or surroundings. Hope next visit will be better, if I get to visit again 🤞