- Sri Siddhi Vinayaka Temple is geographically located in the fertile lands of Deccan plateau of Indian peninsula nearer to the eastern coast. The longitude and latitude of the temple are 16.662080 , 82.012906 and the name of the place is Ainavilli village, Andhrapradesh State of India. The nearest city to the temple village is Rajamahendravaram, where we can have flights, trains and bus facilities available. The temple is surrounded by the lush green coconut fields with eye feast of nature’s beauty.
- This is an ancient temple which was self ordained by the god Sri Siddhi Vinayaka himself. Sri Siddhi vinayaka is son of Lord Siva and Parvathi and he has been honored with the privilege of foremost prayer. In Hindu tradition, there are so many gods, but the devotees have to worship Lord Sri Siddhi vinayaka initially for blessings and then proceed for other god’s prayer. The name Siddhi means fulfillment. The devotees believe that the desire which they express before the God Sri Siddhi Vinayaka will be fulfilled successfully without any obstacles. That’s why the God named as Sri Siddhi Vinayaka.
Dakshayagnam
As per the Holy Scripture of this historical place, a narrative which the devotees believe that, an emperor Daksha, who has been named as Daksha Prajapathi worshipped the god Sri Siddhi vinayaka and performed a “Yagnam” popularly known as Daksha Yagnam.
Vinayaka Maha Mantra
Lord Sri Siddhi Vinayaka is having so many names and devotees used to pray him with different names. The most famous name among those is “Maha Ganapathi or Lord Ganesh”. The most common first prayer to Lord Ganesha is the Vakratunda Mahakaya mantra, which is recited to invoke his blessings and remove obstacles before starting any new endeavor or auspicious occasion.
Vinayaka Chaviti Festival
This temple is very famous in Andhrapradesh state and lakhs of pilgrims used to come from the length and breadth of India and worship god and takes blessings. The Vinayaka chaviti is the birthday occasion of Lord Ganesh celebrated as a big festival across every corner of India. Thousands of Vinayaka idols with various forms of embodiments are placed on stages in the streets, temples and worship the god continuously for 9 days and then immersed the idols in river water.