Kashi Vishweshwar Temple

The Kashi Vishweshwar Temple is famous among locals and tourists in Bugga Agraharam. It's right next to the Kushasthali River. Sri Kasi Vishweshwara, Sri Annapurna Devi, Sri Kamakshi Devi, and Venkateswara are the main gods. Sridevi and Bhudevi are also important. The Kasi Visweswara Temple is one of the best places to visit in Tirupati.

The most important days for the temple are Maha Shivratri and Kartika Somaamu. Both days occur on the first Monday of the Karthika every year. The festivals are celebrated with grand decorations. The temple gets thousands of tourists from all over the world during the festival. The Kasi Visweswara Temple is worth visiting during the Tirupati tour package. 

History of Kasi Visweswara Temple

People say a small hole was behind the Shiva Linga (Kasi Vishweshwara Swamy) Icon. No one knows where the water in the pit and the water going through the canals came from. There are small shrines built and dedicated to Master Ganesha and Ruler Kalabhairava. The refuge also had Navagrahas and Naaga Kanyas, which were made to hurt snakes and other animals.

The ninth or eleventh-day service after one's descent still happens here, close to the shrine. The Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam building Shram is right next to the temple. In 1932, the Adhisankara Acharya came to this refuge and built this ashram. The Samsthanadhipathis also worked on creating this Kasi Vishweshwara Swamy Sanctuary.

In 1932, the Maha Periyava visited Chaturmasya in Bugga town. It led to the redesign of the Sri Annapurna Kasi Visweswara Swamy Sanctuary. At the Sanctuary near the Kushasthali River, Kumbhabhishekam was done. From October 21 to October 23, 2013, the Ashtabandhana Maha Kumbhabhishekam took place.

How long does it take to see the Kashi Vishwanath temple?

Visiting the Kashi Vishwanath temple on a usual day takes at least two to three hours. But if you go on a Monday or another lucky day, it could take hours. Unless you do that, they will only briefly let you into the temple.