The Ashadha Navaratri Mahotsavam 2026 at Sree Panchami Devi Temple, Pettah, marks a historic spiritual celebration as Kerala's first Ashadha Navaratri Festival dedicated to Goddess Varahi Panchami Devi.
Sree Panchami Devi Temple is unique in the world, where Goddess Durga, the Supreme Divine Mother, and Goddess Varahi Panchami Devi, the Commander of the Divine Forces, are worshipped with equal prominence in the sanctum. Every Panchami Tithi, thousands of devotees visit the temple to light lamps and seek the blessings of the Divine Mother. Ashadha Navaratri is regarded as the most auspicious period for the worship of Goddess Varahi, and from this year onwards, the temple has begun celebrating this sacred nine-day festival to provide devotees with an exceptional opportunity to receive Her divine grace.
Ashadha Navaratri Mahotsavam 2026 at Sree Panchami Devi Temple offers devotees a rare opportunity to worship Goddess Durga and Goddess Varahi Panchami Devi through powerful Vedic rituals, sacred homams, and devotional celebrations. Whether participating in the Siddhi Varahi Panchami Pooja, attending the grand cultural programs, or offering prayers online, devotees are invited to seek divine grace, protection, prosperity, wisdom, and spiritual upliftment during these nine sacred days.
Ashadha Navaratri is one of the five sacred Navaratris observed in the Shakta tradition of India. It represents the element of Fire (Agni) and is also known as Theyu Navaratri. This sacred period falls during the auspicious Dakshinayana Punya Kalam, making it highly beneficial for spiritual practices and Goddess worship. According to traditional scriptures, Goddess Varahi is the presiding deity of Ashadha Navaratri. Worship during these nine days is believed to bless devotees with:
• Success in all endeavors
• Protection from negative energies
• Removal of obstacles
• Prosperity and wealth
• Good health
• Family harmony
• Spiritual progress
• Victory over enemies
• Fulfillment of wishes
Date: Sunday, 19 July 2026 Time: 5:00 PM
One of the most significant rituals of the festival is the Siddhi Varahi Panchami Pooja. Devotees are given the rare opportunity to personally perform the pooja before Goddess Varahi Panchami Devi. Devotees should bring:
• Nilavilakku (Traditional Lamp)
• Kindi
• Plate (Thattam)
• Sandalwood Bowl
• One Rupee Coin
• Blessings of the Pooja
The Siddhi Varahi Panchami Pooja is performed for:
• Removal of suffering and hardships
• Success in life
• Fulfillment of wishes
• Divine protection
• Family prosperity
• Peace of mind
View the sacred temple architecture and divine presence