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Abhaya Anjaneya Swamy Temple

Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, Abhaya Anjaneya Swamy Temple is a recent addition to the list of religious centres in the town is one of the most visited temples, by both tourists and locals. This beautiful temple is usually crowded during Tuesdays. Built-in 1998, the structure of Abhaya Anjaneya Swamy Temple is well maintained and occupies many festivities. The highlight of the temple are said to be the sculptures, which are though crafted by cement, appear as though made of wood, adding beauty to the entire temple. Read More

City Shopping

Though a small town, Bhadrachalam is frequently visited by regional as well as international tourists. City shopping in Bhadrachalam is a heaven for people who like unique cultural offerings. You can shop for idols, religious books, paintings and other related souvenirs around various temples and tourist spots. Shopping in Bhadrachalam doesn't offer convenience all year-round. Reason being that the town has visitors mainly for its temples. Therefore, it is only during festivals that the devotees and other visitors come to this town. Hence, if you plan on doing some serious city shopping, it is advised to plan your trip during the festive season, which is mainly during the month of December. Read More

Parnasala is a significant and wonderful sightseeing destination of Bhadrachalam. Paranasala is a popular village located in the Khammam district of Telangana, India. It is situated from the 32km away from Bhadrachalam. It has an elevation of about 55 meters. Parnasala holds an essential value in history. Parnasala is a significant village located in the Khammam district of Telangana, India. It is situated from the 32km away from Bhadrachalam. At the end of elevation, river Godavari flows, and one can even find the footprint of Lord Rama.A small hut in Parnasala consists of the beautifully painted sculptures of Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman. It was believed that in the 14th years of exile, Lord Rama, his wife and brother Lakshman had stayed in this village. The place is also known as Shoka Rama as it depicts the sorrow mood of the Rama in his life. Read More

Dhammakka, also known as Sabari was a tribal woman and a great devotee of Lord Rama. Overwhelmed with the amount of devotion she had for him, Rama granted her salvation. Hence, Sabari took the form of a River, which later joined the River Godavari before falling into the sea. The Sabari River flowing in the Telangana state is one of the major tributaries of river Godavari. Originating from the western slopes of the Eastern Ghats in Odisha state from the Sinkaram hill ranges at 1370m, it forms a common boundary between Chattisgarh and Odisha and later enters into Telangana to merge with River Godavari. Read More

Sri Sita Ramachandra Swamy Temple, an elaborate dedication to Lord Vishnu, this temple depicts all incarnations of Vishnu in its intricate wall carvings. Also, found in the temple are some idols that one does not see every day. At the Bhadrachalam Temple, one can find an enthralling idol of Lord Rama with a bow, depicting both Lord Vishnu and Lord Rama at the same time. Another rare sight here is the idol of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita, where Goddess Sita is sitting on his lap. The temple is a centre of many festivities, colour and celebration during the festival of Sreeramanavami in the months of March-April, which leaves the temple crowded with a huge number of devotees. Read More