- Bhādrapada/Prauṣṭhapada mid-September to mid-October 30 - 31 days ஐப்பசி
Aippasi Aśvīna mid-October to mid-November 29 - 30 days கார்த்திகை Kārtikai Kārttika...
-
depictions in the
temple detailing the legends. Navaratri,
Tirukkalyanam in
Aippasi, (15
October – 15 November) and
Arudra Darisanam are some of the important...
-
lunisolar Hindu calendar, the
solar Tamil calendar,
where it is
known as
Aippasi, and the
solar Indian national calendar. It is the
sixth month of the solar...
- 10 days in Chithirai,
Vaikasi Visakam for 12 days and
Skandha Sashti in
Aippasi.
There are two Maha
Utsavams called Aavani perunthirunaal and
Maasi perunthirunaal...
- the form of a mayura. On the day of the new moon in the
Tamil month of
Aippasi (November–December),
religious Hindus have a
ceremonial bath in the temple...
- temple, of
which the
Kantha Sashti festival during the
Tamil month of
Aippasi (October - November) is the most prominent. The
temple is
under the purview...
- কাতি (Kati) কার্তিক (Kārtik) തുലാം (Tulāṃ) କାର୍ତ୍ତିକ (Kārttika) ஐப்பசி (
Aippasi)
Bonthel October–November 8
Scorpio Vṛścika
scorpion আঘোণ (Aghün) অগ্রহায়ণ...
- the 8th day, and the
Murugan Shashti is
celebrated in the
Tamil month of
Aippasi.[citation needed] Aadi
Karthigai festival (in July–August)
lasts for three...
-
temples dedicated to Murugan. This
festival falls in the
month of
either Aippasi or
Kartikai of the
Tamil calendar. In the
lunisolar calendar, Surasamharam...
- Fridays.
Annabishekam is held in the full-moon day of the
Tamil month of
Aippasi.
Other important festivities at the
temple include Aadi Pooram, Aadi Krithikai...
