Spiritual & Devotional Events in Hyderabad
4 events coming up across Hyderabad — mostly spiritual (4).
Hyderabad's devotional life crosses faiths and neighbourhoods. Birla Mandir on Naubat Pahad overlooks Hussain Sagar, the Chilkur Balaji temple near Gandipet draws weekend crowds, and the Ujjaini Mahakali temple in Secunderabad is the centre of Lashkar Bonalu each Ashada. Mecca Masjid beside Charminar fills for Friday and Ramzan prayers, and the churches of Secunderabad and Gunfoundry hold midnight mass at Christmas. Halls such as Sri Sathya Sai Nigamagamam in Srinagar Colony host bhajans, discourses and devotional music, and visiting teachers hold satsangs at convention centres and stadiums. Outside the city, Kanha Shanti Vanam runs meditation programmes, and the Statue of Equality at Muchintal honours the saint Ramanuja. This page lists kirtans, discourses, pujas, meditation sittings and temple festivals, refreshed daily.
Friday
16 October · 1 event
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18 October · 1 eventOne email every Thursday with the weekend's top picks. Free, no spam.
Tuesday
20 October · 1 eventSaturday
24 October · 1 eventFrequently asked questions
What are the major temple festivals in Hyderabad?
Bonalu in the Ashada month (July–August), Ganesh Chaturthi with the Khairatabad Ganesh, Bathukamma and Dasara in October, and Vaikuntha Ekadasi and Brahmotsavams at individual temples.
Where can I attend bhajans or satsangs in Hyderabad?
At temples and ashram centres across the city, and at halls such as Sri Sathya Sai Nigamagamam in Srinagar Colony. Large discourses are held at convention centres and stadiums.
Are spiritual events free?
Most bhajans, satsangs and temple programmes are free. Some residential retreats and courses charge a fee.
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