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Bhadrachalam Nitya Kalyanam Tickets Online Booking

Shiva Venkateswara Mar 6, 2022 Updated Jul 6, 2026 5 min read

The Nitya Kalyanam at the Sri Sita Ramachandra Swamy temple
in Bhadrachalam, Telangana, is a daily celestial-wedding ritual (the symbolic
marriage of Lord Rama and Sita) that pilgrims can sponsor as an Arjitha Seva.
As per the temple’s official portal run by the Telangana Endowments
Department, the Nitya Kalyanam seva costs ₹1,500 and
may be booked by a single devotee or a couple. The seva is performed around
mid-morning, and tickets can be booked online in advance through the official
Bhadradri temple portal or obtained at the temple counters on the day of
visit. There is no separate “online-only” reseller for this seva — the
only official channel is the Telangana government temple website.

Bhadrachalam Nitya Kalyanam — Key Details

The word Nitya means “daily,” so the Kalyanam here is conducted every
day, unlike the grand annual Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam held on Rama Navami.
Sponsoring the daily Kalyanam lets a devotee (or couple) sit as the
grihasta (host) of the divine wedding, while family members and other
pilgrims may watch from the surrounding gallery. The table below summarises
the officially published figures.

DetailInformation (per official portal)
Seva nameNitya Kalyanam (daily celestial wedding)
Cost₹1,500
EligibilitySingle person or one couple
Timing Mid-morning; official schedule lists Nitya Kalyanam around 9:30 AM
– 11:30 AM
VenueKalyana Mandapam within the temple premises
Booking Online via bhadradritemple.telangana.gov.in (Arjitha Sevas) or at temple
counters
Dress codeTraditional Indian attire

Nitya Kalyanam Ticket Price

The Telangana Endowments Department lists the Nitya Kalyanam under Arjitha
Sevas at ₹1,500 for a single person or a couple. This
is the amount published on the official Bhadradri temple portal at the time of
writing (July 2026). Seva fees are revised by the Devasthanam from time to
time, and festival-day arrangements can differ, so confirm the current amount
on the official portal before you travel. Please note some third-party blogs
still quote an older ₹1,000 figure; the current official price is
₹1,500.

Kalyanam Timings and How the Seva Works

The temple’s official timings page schedules the Nitya Kalyanam in the
late-morning window, after the Sahasra Naamarchana and before the Raja Bhogam.
On heavy-footfall days the Devasthanam conducts the Kalyanam in batches to
accommodate the crowd, so it is sensible to reach the seva counter early. The
ritual is performed by the temple priests in the Kalyana Mandapam, which lies
within the temple complex.

  • Devotees who sponsor the seva are seated as hosts of the wedding;
    accompanying family can view it from the gallery.
  • Wear traditional Indian clothing, as required for participation in temple
    rituals.
  • On major festival days such as Sri Rama Navami and other utsavams,
    the daily Kalyanam schedule may be altered or suspended in favour of the
    special celebrations — check the official portal or notice board for
    that day’s arrangement.

Online Booking Through the Official Portal

Bhadrachalam’s Arjitha Sevas, including the Nitya Kalyanam, can be reserved
online through the Telangana government temple portal. The general booking
flow is:

  • Visit the official website
    bhadradritemple.telangana.gov.in.
  • Open the Online Bookings section and choose
    Arjitha Sevas (Main Temple).
  • Register or log in, select Nitya Kalyanam, pick an
    available date, enter devotee details and complete the payment.
  • Carry the confirmation and a valid photo ID, and report at the temple at the
    time indicated on your ticket.

If online slots are unavailable, the same seva ticket can usually be purchased
at the temple’s Arjitha Seva counter on the day, subject to availability and
on a first-come basis. Slot availability, cut-off times and any
advance-booking window are shown live on the official portal, so treat that
site as the single source of truth for the seva.

Temple Darshan Timings

For context around your Kalyanam visit, the temple’s published darshan hours
are:

SessionTiming
Morning (temple opens with Suprabhata Seva)4:30 AM onwards
Midday break (temple closed)1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Evening session3:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Sarva Darshan (the general queue darshan of Lord Sri Sita Ramachandra
Swamy) is free and needs no ticket. Timings may shift slightly on festival and
special-pooja days.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Nitya Kalyanam cost at Bhadrachalam?

As per the official Telangana Endowments portal, the Nitya Kalyanam Arjitha
Seva costs ₹1,500 for a single person or a couple. Always reconfirm the
current fee on the official portal before booking.

What time is the Nitya Kalyanam performed?

The temple’s official schedule places the Nitya Kalyanam in the late-morning
window, listed around 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. On busy days it is conducted in
batches, so arriving early is advisable.

Can I book the Nitya Kalyanam online?

Yes. Bookings are made through the official portal
bhadradritemple.telangana.gov.in under Online Bookings → Arjitha Sevas
(Main Temple). This government website is the only official booking channel;
avoid third-party reseller sites.

Can a single person perform the Kalyanam, or is a couple required?

The seva can be sponsored by either a single devotee or a couple — the
official listing allows both under the same ticket.

Is there a dress code for the Kalyanam?

Yes. Devotees taking part in the Kalyanam should wear traditional Indian
attire, in keeping with temple custom.

Where is the Kalyanam held?

The Nitya Kalyanam is performed by the temple priests in the Kalyana Mandapam,
which is located within the temple premises at Bhadrachalam.

Sources & last verified (July 2026)

  • Sree Seetha Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam — Arjitha Sevas:
    https://bhadradritemple.telangana.gov.in/arjithasevas/
  • Sree Seetha Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam — Timings:
    https://bhadradritemple.telangana.gov.in/timings/
  • Sree Seetha Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam — Official home / Online
    Bookings: https://bhadradritemple.telangana.gov.in/

tirumalatirupationline.com is an independent pilgrim-information guide. It
is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with the Sri Sita
Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam, the Telangana Endowments Department, TTD or
any temple or government body. Seva prices, timings and booking rules are
set by the Devasthanam and can change — please verify on the official
portal above before planning your visit.


See also:
Bhadrachalam Temple Darshan Online Booking


See also:
Siruvapuri Murugan Temple Kalyanam Tickets Online Booking

Last reviewed: July 6, 2026

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