Andal Jayanthi, also known as Aadi Pooram, is a significant Hindu festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu to honor the birth anniversary of Andal, a beloved Hindu deity and a renowned poet. This auspicious day falls in the month of Aadi (July-August) and devotees celebrate by offering prayers, conducting special rituals, and singing hymns in praise of Goddess Andal.

Andal is considered to be an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi and is worshipped for her devotion and love towards Lord Vishnu. The festival of Andal Jayanthi is marked by colorful processions, cultural performances, and traditional rituals that showcase the rich heritage and religious fervor of the Tamil people. Devotees also prepare and offer a special dish called "Koozh" to Goddess Andal as part of the celebrations.

On this joyous occasion, people decorate their homes and temples with fragrant flowers, banana leaves, and traditional motifs to welcome the divine presence of Goddess Andal. The images of Andal Jayanthi / Aadi Pooram festival capture the essence of devotion, celebration, and cultural heritage that unite communities in reverence towards the divine Goddess Andal. Join us in celebrating this sacred festival and immerse yourself in the divine blessings and festivities of Andal Jayanthi / Aadi Pooram.