The Temple
A hill shrine kept by daily devotion
Set among the quiet slopes of Prashanthi Hills, the temple has grown around a single practice — the unbroken daily worship of the Swamy.
Sri Valli Devasena Subrahmanya Swamy
The Swamy is worshipped here with His consorts Valli and Devasena. The Vel held before Him is the temple's central symbol — the spear of clarity that removes fear, doubt and obstruction from the devotee's path.
Abhishekam is performed at dawn and dusk, and a fresh alankaram is offered each day. Tuesdays, Fridays and Shashti tithi draw the largest gatherings.
History
Origins
Placeholder history — to be replaced with the temple's own account. The shrine is said to have begun as a small stone niche tended by a single family, growing over generations into the prakaram that stands today.
Renovations were carried out through community offering, and the temple continues to be maintained entirely by devotee contribution.
Upalayalu
- Sri Vinayaka SwamyAt the entrance to the prakaram
- Sri Shiva LingamRudrabhishekam on Mondays
- Sri Navagraha MandapamCircumambulated after darshan
- Sri Anjaneya SwamyFacing the eastern steps