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Tula Sankramana 2023 Date Pooja Timings Bath Locations Kaveri

Tirumala Editor Desk Sep 23, 2024 Updated Jul 5, 2026 2 min read

Know the details about the Tula Sankramana 2023 Date Pooja Timings Bath Locations Kaveri, Annual Tula Sankramana 2023 Festival Pooja Temples

Tula Sankramana is an important festival which is celebrated for the river Kaveri. The Tula Sankramana is an annual festival. On this day, it is said that the Lord of the Rivers and the Kaveri will be in the Tula Rasi hence the name of the Tula Sankramana. The pilgrims believe that the Tula Sankramana is good for the pilgrims who are in the Tula Rasi. The pilgrims will be taking baths in the River Kaveri on the Tula Sankramana day. The Tula Sankramana is celebrated only for the Kaveri festival. The temples and also the villages which are on the shore of the River Kaveri will be celebrating the Tula Sankramana with special pooja on this day for the pilgrims. The pilgrims can take a bath in the Kaveri river on this day.

Tula Sankramana 2023 Date Pooja Timings Bath Locations Kaveri

Tula Sankramana 2023 Date: 18 October 2023, Wednesday

Tula Sankramana 2023 Timings: 03.50 PM Onwards

  • The Tula Sankramana can be watched and also celebrated near the Tala Kaveri which is located near Coorg town. The pilgrims will be coming to the temple near the Tala Kaveri to celebrate the Tula Sankramana
  • The pilgrims can do simple pooja for the Tula Sankramana and can take a bath in the river which originates here. It is not like the pilgrims should take a bath in the Tala Kaveri itself. tala Kaveri is the Origin point of the Kaveri River.
  • The pilgrims can take a bath in any place where the Kaveri flows. The bathing locations are announced for the pilgrims to take a bath on the Tula Sankramana day.
  • The pilgrims can also go to the temples near the Kaveri River and can do the special pooja near the river shore. There are pilgrims who do the pooja for ancestors on this day and leave the Tharpanam for the ancestors. This can be done by the priest.

Last reviewed: July 5, 2026

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