Panambur Sri Nandaneshwara Temple, Mangalore | Annual Festival Celebration 2024

Annual Festival Celebration and Car Festival of Panambur Sri Nandaneshwara Temple (Devasthana) to be held on 22 January 2024 to 1st February 2024. All are cordially invited for the Auspicious Ceremony.

Annual Festival 2024 Invitation

The Annual Festival (Car Festival) of Lord Nandaneshwara, Panambur begins from 22-01-2024 until 01-02-2024. All the Devotees of Lord Nandaneshwara from all around the world are whole heartedly Welcomed.

Here’s a Video Invitation of Nandaneshwara Jatra 2024

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  Sri Nandaneshwara Annual Car Festival Invitation 2024

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Sri Nandaneshwara Temple, Panambur

Shree Nandaneshwara Temple, Panambur has a history of more than 1000 Years. This is one of the famous Temple of Mangalore City. It is situated at a distance of 13km North of Mangalore, connecting N.H.66 and in the middle of New Mangalore Port besides Arabian Sea.

Lord Shiva is the main Deity of Panambur Sri Nandaneshwara Temple, and is just 1 Kilometer away from River Palguni. Lord Ganesha is another Deity of this Temple. Shree Nandaneshwara is the beauty of Tulunadu located near Panambur Beach.

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History

It is believed that Sri Nandaneshwara Temple has been built by King Nandana Heggade on the advice of Shree Shankaracharya of Sringeri Mutt prior to 1300A.D. The Temple must have seen glorious days when it enjoyed the royal patronage. Historically, there is no doubt that the temple was flourishing and the people of surrounding villages of Kodikal, Padukodi, Kuloor, Thannirubavi, Baikampady, Kulai, Chitrapura, Hosabettu, etc. were worshipping the Deity as their ‘Grama Devatha’ (Village Deity).

Though with the acquisition of the lands for the Major Port, the financial resources of the Temple dwindled all of a sudden, the Management has been able to carry on with the viniyogas and other functions. Thanks to the generous co-operation and support of the devotees and the public.

Apart from the numerous religious ceremonies carried out on auspicious days the temple celebrates, ‘Deepotsavam’ and the annual Nine Day Jatra (Car Festival) on a grand scale with the active co-operation and monetary help from the devotees and the public. It is encouraging that the people expect the temple to function as a centre of spiritual awakening and cultural renaissance.

As per the Astamangala Prashna conducted in the year 1988, the Renovation work of the Temple has been taken up, under the able leadership of Sri. P. V. Aithala Ex. MLA.

Then under the able leadership of Sri. B. Nagaraja Shetty Former Minister, The four al-round Powlies of the Temple have also been completed with Granite stones. The sanctum sanctorium of Lord Nandaneshwara, Theertahmantapa, Vasantha Mantapa with Granite stones and erection of new Dhwajasthambha also been completed in the year 2001 and Brahmakalasha / Kumbabhisheka has been performed in the year 2001. Subsequently construction of Nataraja Ranga Sangama (Bayalu Rangamantapa) has been completed in the year 2003.

One again after 12 Years, Brahma Kalashosthava of Lord Nandaneshwara was held in the Year 2015.

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