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It is a festival held during the months of November and December (Karthika and Margashira) on daily basis in Samalkot where the God is offered milk, yogurt, ghee, honey and other such products. It is a festival held during the months of November and December (Karthika and Margashira) on daily basis in Samalkot where the God is offered milk, yogurt, ghee, honey and other such products.The ritual of praising to the deities is the main attraction of the festival. The lord and his consorts are adorned in different attires (special kavachams)on each of the days of the festival. Read More

Kumararama Bheemeshwara Swamy temple is a specimen architectural grandeur depicting the Dravidian style of architecture and is regarded as the main landmark of Samalkot. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple features 100 pillars that support the whole structure of the temple comprising of two stories. A monolithic statue of Nandi is placed at the entrance guarding the Shiva lingam. On the ground floor of the temple the idol of Goddess Bala Tripura Sundari the incarnation of Goddess Parvati is installed. Temple's main entrance is known as Surya Dwaram while the main shrine of the temple lies in the middle of the inner sanctum. It is a rectangular structure enshrined with the 14 feet tall limestone lingam that begins from the podium on the ground floor and rises till second floor piercing through roof where the presiding deity is Lord Rudrabhaga. Devotees can offer their prayer to lingam from first floor which has been recently renovated detailed with intricate designs of flat leaves, lotuses, salas, kalasa and row of geese kutas. From the east side of the temple, where mandapam called Koneti is situated one can witness the Pushkarni Lake. Read More

It is one of the most awaited festivals in the town when a car festival is organized by the temple. Devotees gather here in large number to worship Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and celebrate the event with great fervor.

One of the most renowned temples in Andhra Pradesh, Thalupulamma Thalli is nestled in between a hill amid the panoramic vistas of nature. The temple is quite famed as almost everybody in the state visits here to offer prayers to the Goddess after owning a new vehicle. Devotees offer goats and chicken as a part of the worshipping. Featuring a captivating colourful and intricately carved structure, the temple apart from being an important religious center, also makes for a popular picnic spot owing to its magnificent scenic location. Read More