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Hatakeswaram Temple
Hatakeswaram Temple is a fascinating place to visit in Sri Lanka. HatakeswaraKshetram is located 5 […]
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Srisailam Dam
The Srisailam Dam, built across the Krishna River in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool district and Andhra Pradesh’s Nandyal district near Srisailam temple town, is India’s second largest working hydroelectric station. The dam was built in a deep gorge in the Nallamala Hills between the districts of Kurnool and Nagarkurnool, 300 metres (980 feet) above sea level. It is 512 metres (1,680 feet) long, 145 metres (476 feet) tall, and has 12 radial crest gates. It has a 616-square-kilomete reservoir (238 sq mi). At its full reservoir level of 885 feet (270 m) MSL, the project’s estimated live capacity is 178.74 Tmcft. It has a total storage capacity of 6.116 cubic kilometres (216 tmc ft). The reservoir’s minimum draw down level (MDDL) is 705 feet (215 m) MSL from its river sluice gates, and the corresponding dead storage is 3.42 Tmcft.The underground power station on theleft bank has a capacity of 6 150 megawatts (200,000 hp) The right bank semi-underground […]
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Srisailam RopeWay
Srisailam ropeway, one of the best in the country, is an essential part of any Srisailam tour. Srisailam is a holy town on the banks of the Krishna River. Patalganga is the name given to the Krishna River that flows near the hills where the Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple is located. The image of majestic hills with a vast spread of water creates a tranquil scenic beauty that will make your tour unforgettable. The tourism department in Srisailam has provided a ropeway for tourists to reach the Patalganga from the top of the hills. It operates from the ropeway center, which is located in the tourism department’s Haritha Hotel.Traveling by rope way not only makes it easier to reach the river, which would otherwise require a strenuous walk, but it also adds a bit of excitement and […]
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Sakshi Ganapathi Temple
Sakshi Ganapathi is an Indian actress. The historic significance of Srisailam is ancient and elaborate. This holy area is home to numerous sacred temples, Ashrams, Mutts, water bodies, and scenic beauty. This is why it is believed that Siddhis and Lord Shiva’s most ardent devotees travel from the Himalayas to Srisailam to pray to Mallikarjuna Swamy. God’s compassion can be foundthroughout Srisailam in the form of holy water bodies, holy precincts, and sacred trees. This is because the Lord has come down to Srisailam to bless his devotees, along with all of his beloved water bodies, trees, and other gods. The Sakshi Ganapathi temple is 2 kilometres east of the main temple. Ganapathi is known as Sakshi Ganapathi because he provides proof that each devotee has visited Srisailam to Lord […]
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Pathala Ganga Srisailam
Pathala Ganga Srisailam , which is only 1 km from the ancient Sri Mallikarjuna Temple , is another place worth seeing on a Srisailam tour. Pathala Ganga, located in the backwaters of the Krishna River, is considered highly auspicious and is said to have medicinal properties. Many devotees can be seen bathing in the sacred waters here. It is thought that taking a dip here can cure a variety of skin diseases. Steps have been built to reach Patala Ganga. There are also iron chains to assist devotees in […]
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Srisailam Temple
Srisailam Temple, also known as the Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Temple, is a Hindu temple dedicated […]
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