About Sri Vijaya Durga Peetam | Divine Mother's Sacred Heritage

Sacred Foundation

Discover the divine origins and blessed history of our sacred temple

🕉️ Divine Establishment

Sri Vijaya Durga Peetam stands as a sacred spiritual center established in the blessed village of Vedurupaka in Rayavaram mandal, East Godavari District. This divine sanctuary was consecrated when our beloved Sri Vijaya Durga Ammavaru was installed by the revered Sri Vadrevu Venkata Subrahmanyam.

The sacred installation took place on the most auspicious occasion of Varalakshmi Vratham on 18th August 1972 at 12:42 PM, marking the beginning of countless divine blessings that continue to flow to this day.

Durga means "the inaccessible" or "the invincible". She is considered to be the combined forms of Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Saraswati and Goddess Kali, representing the complete divine feminine power that protects and nurtures all creation.

1972

Sacred Establishment

The pedestal was established with sacred figures of Sri Chakra, Astabhujavyagravahini, Dakshinavrutha shanka, Eswarabanam, and Ganapathi, all crafted from pure Panchaloha.

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1974

Divine Recognition

The Peetam was officially recognized by the Vijayadurga Peethadhipati through meticulous observation, Vedic knowledge, and astrological calculations during the sacred meeting of mystics and devotees.

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Present

Eternal Blessings

Today, the temple continues to serve humanity with free Annadanam, spiritual guidance, and divine blessings. The naturally formed Ganuga tree trunk, shaped like Lakshmi Ganapati, reveals the sanctity of this blessed place to all visitors.

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🌸 Sacred Traditions

At our blessed pedestal, devotees can perform archana, abhisheka, and saffron rites by themselves, creating a personal connection with the divine mother. This direct worship experience allows each devotee to feel the immediate presence and blessings of Sri Vijaya Durga Ammavaru.

During sacred occasions like Peetam Foundation Day, Sharanavaratra, Vinayaka Chaviti, Shivaratri, and Gurupurnima, special archanas, yagams, and divine anointings are performed with great devotion and spiritual fervor.