Balkampet Yellamma Temple near Ameerpet in Hyderabad is one of the popular temples in twin cities of Secunderabad and Hyderabad of Telangana state. Bonalu is one of the biggest festivals celebrated at this temple. In 2025, Balkampet Yellamma Temple is celebrated on July 20. According to the sources, at this temple bonalu festival is celebrated on […]
Renuka Devi Kalyanotsavam in Balkampet Yellamma temple in Hyderabad is one the biggest temple festivals in and around Hyderabad and Secunderabad. It is celebrated for three days in Ashada Masam as per traditional Telugu calendar followed in Telangana. In 2024, Yellamma Kalyanotsavam at Balkampet temple will be celebrated from July 8 to July 10. Yellamma […]
Dasara Navaratri at Balkampet Yellamma Temple, Hyderabad is one of the popular temple festival in twin cities of Secunderabad and Hyderabad in Telangana. In 2025, Dasara Navaratri begins on September 22 and ends on October 2. Detailed information on Alankarams and vishesha puja programs will be updated soon. Durga Sharan Navaratri, every day in the […]
Here are the timings of Balkampet Yellamma Temple, Hyderabad. Opening Timings and Closing Timings of Balkampet Yellamma Temple are given here.. Balkampet Yellamma temple in Hyderabad is one of the famous temples dedicated to Goddess Yellamma, a traditional manifestation of Goddess Parvati or Shakti. Sri Yellamma Devasthanam is considered to be existing since 15th century […]
Balkampet Yellamma temple in Hyderabad is one of the famous temples dedicated to Goddess Yellamma, a traditional manifestation of Goddess Parvati or Shakti. Sri Yellamma Devasthanam is considered to be existing since 15th century and has got today’s renovated form in the year 1919 as per the historical data available. The unique feature of this […]
Balkampet Yellamma Temple Navaratri is one of the popular celebrations in Hyderabad. In 2014, Balkampet Yellamma Temple Sharan Navaratri Utsavams have begun on 25 September and will end on October 3rd with Dasara Mahotsavam. During 9-days of Navaratri festival, Goddess Yellamma is decorated in nine forms of Shakti and worshipped with utmost gusto and gaiety. […]