TIRUMALA, OCTOBER 13, 2026: As part of the ongoing annual Navaratri Brahmotsavams in Tirumala, the Traditional folk art forms enthralled devotees on the second day morning (Tuesday).
The energetic performance of Tappetagullu, a popular folk dance of North Andhra, was one of the major attractions.
Accompanied by traditional percussion instruments and rhythmic movements, the dance reflected the rich cultural heritage of the region.
The tribal dance form Dhimsa, popular in the Araku Valley region, captivated devotees with its graceful group movements.
The Koruthi dance of Tamil Nadu reflected the cultural heritage of the state.
Traditional folk performances from the coastal regions of Karnataka, particularly Udupi and Dakshina Kannada, also added colour to the celebrations.
The performances made the Chinna Sesha Vahana Seva a memorable blend of spirituality, devotion and cultural splendour. A total of 17 cultural troupes with 489 artistes from nine states mused devotees with their dance skills.
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