శ్రీ వల్లి దేవసేన సమేత షణ్ముఖ సుబ్రమణ్య స్వామి దేవస్థానం
Shri Valli Devasena Sametha Shanmukha Subramanyam Swamy Temple

Temple Timings

Plan your divine visit to Shri Subramanyam Swamya Temple

Daily Darshan

Morning Opening 5:30 AM
Morning Closing 12:30 PM
Evening Opening 4:00 PM
Evening Closing 9:00 PM
Note:

The temple remains closed between 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM for afternoon rituals and deity rest.

Puja Schedule

Suprabhata Seva 5:30 AM
Abhishekam 7:00 AM
Alankarana Seva 8:30 AM
Archana 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Evening Puja 6:30 PM
Harathi 8:30 PM

Special Festival Timings

During major festivals like Skanda Shasti, Thai Poosam, and Panguni Uthiram, the temple remains open from 4:30 AM to 10:00 PM with special pujas throughout the day. Please check our festival calendar for exact dates.

Temple History

Shri Subramanyam Swamya Valli Devasena Subramanyam Swamy Temple

Subramanyam Village, Balayapalli Mandal, Tirupati District, Andhra Pradesh

Sacred History

Shri Subramanyam Swamya Valli Devasena Subramanyam Swamy Temple

Subramanyam Village, Balayapalli Mandal, Tirupati District, Andhra Pradesh

The Divine Origin

Nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Subramanyam village, this ancient and sacred temple is a divine gift to the land and its people — a legacy born out of a royal vision and eternal devotion.

Centuries ago, during the reign of the Venkatagiri Rajas, the ruler of the region embarked on a hunting expedition deep into the forests of what is now Balayapalli mandal. As evening fell, the king found himself far from his palace, with no safe path to return before nightfall. Choosing to rest under the canopy of the jungle, he spent the night in the dense wilderness.

That night, the king was blessed with a divine dream.

In the vision, Lord Subramanyam Swamy (Murugan) — the radiant son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati — appeared before him, accompanied by his celestial consorts Sri Valli and Sri Devasena. The Lord, glowing with divine brilliance, gently instructed the king:

"O noble king, build a temple for me at this sacred spot. This land is blessed. Establishing my presence here shall bring prosperity to your people and peace to your kingdom."

Awakening with awe and reverence, the king felt the presence of divinity still lingering in the air. Deeply moved and inspired, he pledged to honor the divine command.

Ancient Temple Architecture
Traditional Temple Architecture Inspired by Divine Vision

The Construction of the Temple

Fulfilling his vow, the Venkatagiri Raja returned with royal architects, priests, and artisans. At that very site in Subramanyam village, he laid the foundation of a magnificent temple dedicated to Shri Subramanyam Swamya Valli Devasena Subramanyam Swamy.

The temple was not built in isolation. Following traditional Vedic principles and astrological alignment, the king surrounded the sanctum with:

Navagraha Mandapam

Shrine of the nine planetary deities to protect devotees from planetary afflictions

Shiva Temple

Symbolizing the unity of father and son (Shiva and Murugan) in divine service

Consorts' Sanctums

Carefully planned sanctums for Valli and Devasena Devi, representing love and strength

The architecture was designed to resonate with cosmic energy and ensure spiritual upliftment for all who entered its grounds.

Spiritual Significance

This temple became a spiritual beacon for the surrounding regions. Devotees from nearby villages and towns come to seek blessings and participate in sacred rituals.

Key Spiritual Practices:

  • Seek blessings for childbirth, marriage, and career success
  • Perform Navagraha pujas to balance planetary influences
  • Participate in grand celebrations of Skanda Shashti, Thaipusam, and Subramanya Jayanti
  • Experience the powerful divine presence that continues to protect and guide devotees

Local folklore recounts stories of miraculous healings and answered prayers, with many devotees attesting to the temple's powerful spiritual energy.

A Living Legacy

Even today, the temple stands not only as a place of worship, but as a living monument of faith, heritage, and community. Passed down through generations, its story is retold by elders and temple priests, keeping alive the connection between heavenly vision and earthly devotion.

With continued care and offerings, the temple remains a sacred space where divinity touches the lives of ordinary people — just as it touched the heart of a wandering king centuries ago.