Yadagirigutta Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Kalyanam Timings, Online Booking

Short answer: Nitya Kalyanam at the Yadadri (Yadagirigutta) Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple costs ₹1,500 and it can be booked online through the temple’s official Telangana government portal. The devasthanam also offers a Saswata Kalyanam — a one-day-per-year endowed kalyanam — at ₹10,000. Many websites quote a different price and state that kalyanam tickets are counter-only; the temple’s own booking portal shows otherwise.

Kalyanam at Yadadri: the official rates

Nitya Kalyanam is the daily ceremonial marriage of the Lord and His consort, performed on behalf of the sponsoring devotee or couple. Saswata Kalyanam is an endowment: the kalyanam is performed in the sponsor’s name on one fixed day every year, in perpetuity, in return for a single payment.

The temple advises that darshanam, seva and accommodation bookings should be made at least 48 hours in advance. That is the single most useful planning rule for this temple — turning up on the morning and expecting a kalyanam slot is the common mistake.

Why the widely-quoted price is wrong

A large number of travel and temple-listing websites state that Yadagirigutta kalyanam costs ₹1,250 per couple and that tickets cannot be booked online, only at a counter inside the temple. We could not reconcile that with the devasthanam’s own booking system, which lists Nitya Kalyanam at ₹1,500 and marks it online-bookable.

Where a temple’s own portal and a third-party listing disagree, the portal is the source we follow. Fees are also revised from time to time, so confirm the current figure on the official site when you book rather than relying on any secondary page — including this one.

Other sevas at the temple

Kalyanam is one of a long list of sevas the devasthanam publishes. A representative selection, with the fees shown on the official portal:

Note that the temple also lists Sataghatabhishekam restricted to Swathi Nakshatram days, and several Jayanthi-special homams and archanas that appear only around Narasimha Jayanthi. Vehicle poojas are offered as well, from scooter through to bus and lorry.

Accommodation at Yadadri

The devasthanam runs its own guest accommodation and lists it in the same booking system as the sevas:

The same 48-hour advance rule the temple states for sevas applies to accommodation. Rooms are limited and Yadadri draws very heavy weekend and festival crowds, so early reservation matters more here than the tariff does.

How the kalyanam sponsorship works in practice

• Reserve the Nitya Kalyanam slot on the official portal at least 48 hours ahead, in the sponsoring devotee’s name.
• Carry the confirmation and a government photo ID for each participating adult; the temple checks identity against the reservation.
• Traditional attire is expected for participants — dhoti and upper cloth for men, saree for women is the customary norm at Telangana devasthanams.
• Arrive well before the scheduled batch. Kalyanam is conducted in groups, and latecomers are commonly moved to a later batch or forfeit the slot.
• The temple does not publish a fixed kalyanam start time on its portal. Times shift with the festival calendar, so confirm when you book.

A note on the temple itself

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy at Yadagirigutta — now developed as Yadadri — is one of Telangana’s most visited shrines and a family deity for a very large number of households across the Telugu states. It draws especially heavy footfall on Saturdays, on Ekadashi days when the temple performs Laksha Pushparchana, and around Narasimha Jayanthi, when a set of special homams and archanas is added to the seva list.

Getting to Yadadri

The hill temple stands at Yadagirigutta in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district of Telangana, roughly 60 km east of Hyderabad on the Hyderabad–Warangal corridor. Most sponsoring families travel up and back in a day, which is workable if the kalyanam slot is confirmed in advance.

If you are booking accommodation as well as the kalyanam, do both in the same session on the official portal. Weekend and Ekadashi dates fill first, and the 48-hour rule leaves no room to correct a late booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Yadagirigutta kalyanam cost?

Sri Swamy Vari Nitya Kalyanam is listed at ₹1,500 on the temple’s official booking portal. Saswata Kalyanam, performed annually in perpetuity, is ₹10,000.

Can I book the kalyanam online?

Yes. The devasthanam’s official portal marks Nitya Kalyanam as online-bookable, contrary to widely repeated claims that it is counter-only.

How far in advance should I book?

The temple asks that darshanam, seva and accommodation be booked at least 48 hours in advance.

What is the difference between Nitya Kalyanam and Saswata Kalyanam?

Nitya Kalyanam is a single performance on your chosen date. Saswata Kalyanam is an endowment under which the kalyanam is performed in your name on one day each year on an ongoing basis.

Is abhishekam available too, and what does it cost?

Yes — Nijabhishekam is ₹400 for one person and ₹800 for a couple on the official list.

Does the temple provide rooms?

Yes. Lakshmi Sadanam and Andal Sadan are listed at tariffs between ₹500 and ₹900, bookable through the same official portal.

Sources & last verified (August 2026)

• Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam, Yadagirigutta — official Telangana government temple portal, seva and accommodation booking list: yadagiriguttatemple.telangana.gov.in (all seva names and fees, accommodation tariffs, online-booking availability)
• Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam — official homepage (48-hour advance booking advisory)

Tirumala Tirupati Online is an independent pilgrim-information guide. We are not affiliated with the Yadadri devasthanam, with TTD, or with any booking service, and we do not sell tickets. Seva fees and timings are revised from time to time — please confirm on the temple’s official portal before you travel.

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Last reviewed: August 31, 2026