Sree Ananthankadu Nagaraja Temple Consecration Anniversary Festival 2026 | Thiruvananthapuram
Sree Ananthankadu Nagaraja Temple, located within the historic Fort area of Thiruvananthapuram, is set to celebrate its annual Consecration Anniversary Festival from June 6 to June 8, 2026 (1201 Idavam 23, 24, and 25). The three-day spiritual celebration will feature special rituals, homams, abhishekams, devotional programs, and traditional ceremonies dedicated to Nagaraja and the serpent deities.
The temple is a renowned center of serpent worship and attracts devotees from across Kerala seeking blessings for prosperity, health, family welfare, and relief from Sarpa Dosha.
About the Temple
Sree Ananthankadu Nagaraja Temple is one of the prominent serpent shrines in Thiruvananthapuram. Devotees visit the temple to perform various offerings and rituals believed to remove obstacles, alleviate serpent-related afflictions, and bring peace and prosperity to their lives.
Address:
Sree Ananthankadu Nagaraja Temple
Fort Area, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Contact:
0471 2165165, 6238011307
Website:
www.ananthancadu.com
Important Announcements
Kalasa Pooja Offering
Devotees wishing to participate in the Kalasa Pooja and 109 Kalasabhishekam scheduled on June 7 at 12:00 PM may register in advance. The offering amount is ₹501 per Kalasam. Registration can be completed at the temple office or by contacting 6238011307.
Panchamritha and Ashtadravya Abhishekam Offerings
Devotees interested in sponsoring materials for the Panchamritha Abhishekam and Ashtadravya Abhishekam may offer items such as ghee, honey, fruits, milk, curd, and turmeric. These materials should be delivered to the temple before the prescribed time on June 8.
Regular Temple Rituals
- Nagarootu is conducted every Thursday, Sunday, and Ayilyam day.
- Sarpa Bali offerings should be booked at least one week in advance.
- Special Kalasa Pooja and Abhishekam are conducted annually on Nagapanchami.
- Annadanam (free community meal) is provided on every Ayilyam day.
Major Temple Offerings
Ashtothara Archana
Performed for general well-being, prosperity, and family welfare.
Naga Sooktha Archana
Conducted to alleviate Rahu and Ketu doshas.
Noorum Paalum
A traditional offering for Sarpa Dosha relief.
Nagarootu
Performed to remove obstacles and negative influences.
Turmeric Abhishekam
Believed to aid in relief from skin-related ailments.
Ayilyam Pooja
Performed for the fulfillment of wishes and divine blessings.
Naga Pooja
Conducted for success in important endeavors.
Naga Roopa Samarpanam
Offered for relief from serpent-related afflictions.
Sarpa Bali
A special ritual performed for resolving family-related Sarpa Doshas.
Festival Schedule
Day 1 – Saturday, June 6, 2026
The first day begins with traditional temple rituals including:
- Palliyunarthal (awakening ceremony)
- Nirmalyam
- Abhishekam
- Usha Pooja
- Maha Ganapathi Homam
- Noon Pooja
- Annadanam
- Deeparadhana
- Acharya Varanam
- Astra Kalasa Pooja
- Rakshoghna Homam
- Vastu Homam
- Vastu Bali
- Prasada Pooja
- Athazha Pooja
Day 2 – Sunday, June 7, 2026
The second day features important consecration rituals including:
- Abhishekam
- Usha Pooja
- Maha Ganapathi Homam
- Kalasa Pooja
- Bimba Shuddhi Kriyas
- 109 Kalasabhishekam
- Kalabhabhishekam
- Noon Pooja
- Devotional Music Program
- Alankara Deeparadhana
- Sarpa Bali
- Athazha Pooja
Day 3 – Monday, June 8, 2026
The final day includes:
- Usha Pooja
- Maha Ganapathi Homam
- Ashtadravya Abhishekam
- Panchamritha Abhishekam
- Noon Pooja
- Nagarootu
- Sopana Sangeetham
- Alankara Deeparadhana
- Kalam Ezhuthu and Sarpa Pattu
- Special rituals led by Agnisharma
- Athazha Pooja
Significance of the Festival
The Consecration Anniversary Festival of Sree Ananthankadu Nagaraja Temple is a spiritually significant event that celebrates the divine presence of Nagaraja and the sacred traditions of serpent worship. The festival offers devotees an opportunity to participate in powerful rituals, seek divine blessings, and experience Kerala's rich temple heritage.
Devotees and visitors are warmly invited to attend the three-day celebration and receive the blessings of Nagaraja for peace, prosperity, health, and spiritual well-being.
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