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     • Also known as Nagaradahane, Nagamandala is a multi-day festival in honour of the snake god. During the festival, locals worship Cobra snakes, called Naga devaru, and also perform other rituals in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi region.
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   Why is Nagamandala celebrated in Karnataka?

   • Though it is believed that serpent worshippers from north India introduced the festival to the southern part of the country, over the years, Nagamandala has become an integral part of coastal Karnataka as it is home to several snakes, including Cobras. People worship and pay their offerings to the snake god. (Express Photo by Jithendra M)

   Of serpents and people: Nagamandala celebrations in coastal Karnataka

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   What is Nagamandala in Kannada?

   • Nagamandala also referred to as Nagaradhane is a multi-day festival and worship program in honour of the snake god. People of Dakshina Kannada perform an elaborate ritual called Nagamandąla to appease the serpent spirit.

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   What is Nagamandala Festival?

   • Nagamandala is one such tradition. Also known as Nagaradahane, Nagamandala is a multi-day festival in honour of the snake god. During the festival, locals worship Cobra snakes, called Naga devaru, and also perform other rituals in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi region.

   Of serpents and people: Nagamandala celebrations in coastal Karnataka

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   What is Nagamandala ritual?

   • Traditionally, two priests are involved in the ritual. One priest dresses like a male serpent, called Naga Patri, who inhales the areca flower extracts, while the other priest dresses like a female serpent, called Naga Kannike, and sings and dances around the serpent design. Nagamandala depicts the act of divine union of male and female serpents.

   Of serpents and people: Nagamandala celebrations in coastal Karnataka

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3. karnatakatourism.org › destinations › nagamandalaNagamandala | Worshipping the serpent God - Karnataka Tourism

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5. www.deccanherald.com › india › karnatakaWorshipping the serpent god - Deccan Herald

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   Mar 14, 2016 · Nagamandala, the worship of serpent god, is a religious-cum-cultural event popular in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. It is believed that snake is blessed with special powers and is...

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   Apr 24, 2022 · Similarly, people of Dakshina Kannada perform an elaborate ritual called Nagamandala, symbolising a unique form of ‘snake worship’ prevalent in the coastal regions of Karnataka.

7. karnatakaitihasaacademy.org › naga-pantha-andNaga Pantha and Nagamandala: A Historical Survey – Karnataka ...

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   Aug 19, 2015 · Tracing the popularity of serpent worship world over in historical times, the author discusses the practice of serpent worship prevalent even to- day and explains in detail, the ritual Nagamandala. This ritual is popular in Dakshina Kannada.

8. organiser.org › 2019/01/30 › 122794?Nagamandala? An Exotic Tradition on the Wane - Organiser

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   Jan 30, 2019 · Nagamandala symbolizes a unique and sacred form of ‘snake worship’ prevalent in the coastal regions of Karnataka. Believed to remove curses, the ritual is dwindling rapidly. One more sign of several Hindu customs and rituals perishing. A friend of mine from Bramhavara in costal Karnataka invited me to attend a celebration called Nagamandala.

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   Nagamandala is a very special kind of serpent worship in coastal Karnataka; Udupi district and its neighboring districts like Uttara Kannada and Dakshina Kannada and even Kasargod district of Kerala, and other regions.