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The Kalyana Mantapa is a sacred hall or pavilion in Hindu temples, primarily used for wedding ceremonies and auspicious events. The term Kalyana means marriage or welfare, while Mantapa refers to a hall or pavilion, signifying a space dedicated to important rituals. This structure holds a central place in temples, particularly in South India, and is intricately designed to reflect divine blessings and prosperity.

The Pushkarini is a sacred temple water reservoir that holds immense spiritual significance in Hinduism. These holy water bodies, typically situated within or near temple complexes, are not just physical features but serve as a vital part of ritualistic worship and devotional practices. The water of the Pushkarini is believed to have the power to purify the body and soul, washing away sins and imparting divine blessings to those who bathe in it.

The Dwajasthambam is also a symbol of the connection between the earthly realm and the divine realm. Standing tall and proud, it forms an axis that links the devotee's prayers on earth with the divine forces in the heavens. As the temple's flag flutters atop the pole, it is believed to transmit the prayers and offerings of the devotees to the higher realms, carrying their spiritual aspirations to the divine.

Your donation helps foster the ancient tradition of Gurukula education, empowering students with knowledge, values, and wisdom. By contributing, you support a holistic learning environment that nurtures the minds and hearts of future leader

Contribute to the divine construction of the Vimana Gopuram—the spiritual crown of Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Temple—and be part of a sacred legacy for generations to come.

Support the sacred vision of Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Temple by contributing to a divine cause rooted in devotion, tradition, and community upliftment. Your generous donation helps preserve and enhance this spiritual sanctuary, enabling ongoing rituals, cultural programs, and the temple’s continued growth as a beacon of faith and service. Together, let us uphold the blessings and legacy of Lord Venkateshwara for generations to come.