Nagaratri's Unique Significance at Srikalahasti Brahmotsavams: Why Only Here?

• Srikalahasti Mahakshetram celebrates Mahashivaratri Brahmotsavams with grand Nagaratri festival on the fourth day.
• Lord Srikalahasteeswara rode a golden swan, symbolizing knowledge, while Goddess Gnana Prasunambika appeared on a parrot vehicle, representing intelligence.
• Nagaratri's importance stems from Lord Shiva's boon to Vasuki, the serpent, after consuming Halahala poison during Samudra Manthan.
• Devotees believe visiting the Lord on Nagaratri removes Sarpa Doshas and Naga Doshas.
• Thousands of devotees from Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka attended, with elaborate arrangements made by temple authorities.