On the auspicious day of Kaarthigai in November, the temple is adorned with theillumination of one lakh lamps, creating a breathtaking sight and spreading a radiant glow ofdevotion throughout the city

Spanning 10 days in October, the Navarathri festival sees the deity Meenakshi adorned in an unique attire and making an appearance each day, mesmerizing devotees with the divine transformations.

Paying tribute to the Sun God, Pongal is a joyous 3-day festival held in January, filled with festivities, feasts, and traditional rituals.

During this 9-day festival, known as the Festival of Cradle, Goddess
Meenakshi and Lord Shiva are ceremoniously carried in a grand procession to a mirror chamber where they are gently rocked in a swing, creating an enchanting spectacle

Celebrated in August/September, Avanimoolam is a 10-day festival dedicated to reenacting the divine acts performed by Lord Shiva in Madurai, captivating devotees with captivating performances and rituals

Globally recognized, Jallikattu is an event or sport held on January 15th, where brave individuals partake in taming ferocious bulls, showcasing their strength and agility.

Held annually in April, the renowned Chithirai Festival in Madurai spans an entire month, making it one of the world’s longest celebrations. The festivities commence with the hoisting of the holy flag and culminate in the grand event of Lord Alagar’s arrival at the Vaigai River.