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Penchalakona Temple Abhishekam Tickets Timings Online Booking

Shiva Venkateswara May 11, 2023 Updated Jul 6, 2026 5 min read

Everything a pilgrim needs to know about Abhishekam at Sri Penusila Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Penchalakona — which sevas are performed, on which days, the ticket price, timings and how booking works.

Abhishekam at the Penchalakona temple is offered daily to the presiding deity, Sri Penusila (Penchala) Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy, and the ticket costs Rs. 500 for two persons. Separate Abhishekams are also performed to Lakshmi Devi Ammavaru (every Friday) and to Anjaneya Swamy (every Tuesday), each also priced at Rs. 500 for two people. The seva is conducted in the early morning, and once it is complete devotees receive prasadam and darshan of the Lord. Tickets are usually purchased in person at the temple counter; the temple falls under the Andhra Pradesh Endowments Department, whose official Temple Management System (TMS) portal at tms.ap.gov.in is the only authorised place to check for any online seva booking.

Penchalakona Temple Abhishekam — Key Details

Abhishekam Sevas at Penchalakona
Abhishekam to Penusila (Narasimha) SwamyDaily — Rs. 500 (2 persons)
Abhishekam to Lakshmi Devi AmmavaruEvery Friday — Rs. 500 (2 persons)
Abhishekam to Anjaneya SwamyEvery Tuesday — Rs. 500 (2 persons)
Typical Abhishekam timeEarly morning (from about 5:00 AM)
Persons allowed per ticket2
BookingTemple ticket counter; official AP Endowments portal for any online option

What is the Abhishekam at Penchalakona?

Abhishekam is the ceremonial bathing of the deity accompanied by chanting of sacred hymns. At Penchalakona it is one of the most sought-after sevas because it lets devotees participate closely in the daily worship of Lord Narasimha. The main Abhishekam to Swamy Varu is performed every day, so a pilgrim visiting on any day of the week can take part. The additional Abhishekams to Lakshmi Devi on Fridays and to Anjaneya Swamy on Tuesdays follow the temple’s weekly ritual calendar.

Each Abhishekam ticket admits two persons. Pilgrims do not need to bring their own puja items — the temple provides what is required for the seva. Devotees are expected to wear traditional attire. After the seva concludes, participants are given prasadam and darshan of the Lord.

Abhishekam Timings

The temple’s daily ritual schedule begins in the pre-dawn hours with Suprabhatha Seva, followed by Abhishekam. Reported schedules place Suprabhatham at around 4:30 AM and Abhishekam from about 5:00 AM. Because exact start times can shift on festival days and busy weekends, it is best to reach the temple early and confirm the day’s timing at the counter.

General Temple Timings
Morning darshan6:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Afternoon / evening darshan3:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Fri, Sat, SunExtended hours (often until about 8:30–9:00 PM)
Suprabhatha SevaFrom about 4:30 AM
AbhishekamFrom about 5:00 AM

How to Book the Abhishekam Ticket

Most pilgrims book the Abhishekam ticket offline at the temple counter on the day of their visit, and this remains the simplest way. Because the Penchalakona temple is managed under the Andhra Pradesh Endowments Department, any online seva or darshan facility for it would appear on the department’s official Temple Management System portal. Devotees who wish to check for an online option should use only the official portal at tms.ap.gov.in and avoid third-party or reseller websites. If an online slot is not listed there, the counter booking on arrival is the reliable route.

For those planning well in advance, temples of this kind have traditionally accepted advance requests by post to the Executive Officer of the Devasthanam with the visit date, devotee names and the deity’s name. As postal and online procedures change from time to time, confirm the current method on the official AP Endowments portal before relying on it.

Other Sevas at Penchalakona

  • Kalyanotsavam: Performed daily; ticket price reported as Rs. 1,116 for two persons.
  • Nithya Kalyanotsavam: Conducted mid-morning (around 10:30 AM–11:45 AM).
  • Sheeghra (special-entry) darshan: Reported at around Rs. 100 per person.
  • Pallaki Seva, Maha Nivedana and Ekantha Seva: Part of the evening ritual schedule.
  • Annadanam: Free meals are offered to pilgrims during lunch hours.

About the Temple and How to Reach

Sri Penusila Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple is set amid the hills at Penchalakona in Rapur (Rapu) Mandal, Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh (PIN 524414). The name Penchalakona comes from the deity worshipped on this hill, and lakhs of pilgrims visit each year, especially during the annual Brahmotsavams. The nearest major town is Nellore, from where road transport reaches the temple; a seasonal waterfall near the shrine adds to its appeal for visitors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Abhishekam ticket price at Penchalakona temple?

The Abhishekam ticket costs Rs. 500 and admits two persons. This applies to the daily Abhishekam to Swamy Varu as well as the weekly Abhishekams to Lakshmi Devi and Anjaneya Swamy.

Is Abhishekam performed every day?

Yes. Abhishekam to the presiding deity, Penusila (Narasimha) Swamy, is performed daily. Lakshmi Devi Abhishekam is on Fridays and Anjaneya Swamy Abhishekam is on Tuesdays.

How many people are allowed per Abhishekam ticket?

Two persons are allowed to participate on a single Abhishekam ticket.

Can I book the Abhishekam online?

Most devotees book at the temple counter. Any authorised online seva booking would be listed on the Andhra Pradesh Endowments Department’s official portal, tms.ap.gov.in. Check there for the current online facility rather than on third-party sites.

Do I need to bring anything for the Abhishekam?

No. The temple provides the items needed for the seva. Devotees should wear traditional attire, and after the seva they receive prasadam and darshan.

What time does the Abhishekam take place?

The Abhishekam is an early-morning seva, generally from around 5:00 AM after the Suprabhatha Seva. Reach the temple early and confirm the exact time at the counter, as it can vary on festival and weekend days.

Sources & last verified (July 2026)

  • Andhra Pradesh Endowments Department — Temple Management System: tms.ap.gov.in
  • gotirupati.com — Penchalakona Temple timings and sevas
  • templesinindiainfo.com — Penchalakona Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple pooja timings and advance booking

tirumalatirupationline.com is an independent pilgrim-information guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with TTD, the Andhra Pradesh Endowments Department, or Sri Penusila Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam. Seva prices and timings can change; always confirm current details on the official AP Endowments portal.

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Last reviewed: July 6, 2026

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