A special message from the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India conveys his blessings for the Jagganathota Prabhala Theertham festival and acknowledges its rich Konaseema traditions and heritage.
His wishes invoke the Ekadasa Rudras to bestow peace and happiness on all devotees attending the festival.
Festival Schedule – Prabhala Theertham
- Bhogi – 14th Jan 2026
- Sankranti – 15th Jan 2026
- Kanuma (Prabhala Theertham) – 16th Jan 2026
Experience the Divine at Prabhala Theertham
Step into the timeless charm of Prabhala Theertham, a sacred festival that transforms the heart of Konaseema into a spiritual haven. Celebrated with unmatched fervor on Kanuma—the third day of Makara Sankranti—this ancient tradition draws devotees from every corner of the globe. Feel the pulse of devotion, witness vibrant rituals, and become part of a legacy that unites hearts in celebration and faith.
Brief History
Jaggannathota Prabhala Utsavam commonly referred to as Prabhala Theertham, is an ancient and one of the most significant festivals in Konaseema held on Kanuma, this festival commemorates the sacred assembly of Ekadasa Rudras (11 forms of Lord Shiva).
Jaggannathota, a serene coconut grove in Mosalapalli village of Konaseema district, is believed to be the holy place where Ekadasa Rudras met for world peace and prosperity. Legend says that in the 17th century, these divine beings held a conclave at this very location to bless humanity.
Veerangam
Veerangam, the iconic melody from music troupes accompanying the prabhalu on classical Indian instruments, echoes through generations. Though its composer remains unknown, this timeless tune instantly transports festival-goers from the eleven villages back to their childhood memories, stirring deep nostalgia and vibrant energy.
