About Boyakonda Gangamma Temple is a most famous and powerful Shakti Temple. Gangamma is a Sister of Lord Venkateswara Swamy and one of the most significant goddess connected with Tirupati. It is strongly believed that Gangamma will protect her devotees and this temple was constructed in a memory of Goddess defeating the Navab’s Army. Thousands […]

About Generally, In any Temple’s Lord Shiva appears in the form of Linga. There is a shrine in Surutupalli pallikondeswara Temple where Lord Shiva is also seen in a sleeping posture (about 6 feet) like Sri Mahavishnu. History of Surutupalli Temple Halahalam was first born when churning in milk for the nectar. While the halahalam […]

About Sri Ramaswamy Vari Temple It is believed to be a 1000 years old temple and Sri Rama Chandra Swamy is a deity built on a huge rock on a hill named Bavikonda where river Champa flows at the foot of Neelachal Hills.. In Dwapara, Yuga Pandavas wandered in this area at the time of […]

About Sri Chengalamma Parameswari Temple Some farmers along with cattle herders came to the Ravi tree where the idol was placed on the bank of the Kalangi river the day before. That’s it! Their surprise was endless. The herdsmen were terrified when the idol they had erected stood up yesterday evening. Apart from that, the […]

About  Hinkar Thirtha Jain temple is dedicated to Mula Nayak, architecture, and the idols and sculptures made in this temple are carved on granite stone. In every Jain temple, you will come across the marble pillars that are designed beautifully and have various postures of god and goddess carved on them. The main attraction of […]

About Krishna river Krishna river is one of the longest rivers in India with its approximate length around 1300km( 800 miles). Krishna river is fed with seasonal rains during monsoon, which makes its flow fast and furious. Krishna river has several tributaries with Tungabhadra being its largest tributary. In terms of length, Bhima river is […]

About  Gandikota is a village on the right bank of the river Penna, Gandikota area was first identified and made Sand fort in 1123 by Kakatiya Raja of nearby Bommanapalle village and a subordinate of Ahavamalla Someswara I, Kalyani Chalukya ruler. Gandikota came under the rule of Kakatiya dynasty from 1239 A.D to 1304 A.D […]

About Belum Caves   The Belum Caves is the largest and longest cave system open to the public on the Indian subcontinent, known for its speleothems, such as stalactite and stalagmite formations. The Belum Caves have long passages, galleries, spacious caverns with fresh water and siphons. This cave system was formed over the course of tens […]

About Mukthi Rameshwaram According to inscriptions written on the walls, this temple was built by Sri Krishan Devaraya in the 16th century.  Raja gopuram is a five-tiered construction with beautiful carvings. While on the way to Ayodhya, Rama decided to halt their journey here as the sun was setting. Sri Rama wants to offer prayers […]

About Jillellamudi Amma Temple The divine mother Anasuyadevi of Jillellamudi used to bless small children with Bhogipallu till the year 1985 before Jillellamudi Amma lay down her physical body. Even today the Bhogi pallu tradition is continued by her ardent devotees on this day. Many devotees consider Jillellamudi Amma as Sri Lalitha Parameswari. Many homams […]