The Srisailam Devasthanam has started Saswatha Annadanam Scheme for providing Bhojana Prasadam to the pilgrims visiting Srisailam. As a custom and tradition, all devotees are familiarized to…
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Siddha Ramappa Kolanu is a scenic spot located at about one kilometer from the main temple of Srisailam at its northern side. It is believed that in…
Guptha Mallikarjunam, located at about 36 Km from Srisailam, is a beautiful place with picturesque background and amazing waterfalls. During medieval period, the sacred complex of Srisailam…
Saleshwaram Cave Temple Srisailam Timings: Opened for only 5 days in April Month. Saleswaram, also known as Saileswaram, is one of the sacred pilgrimage spots of Nallamalais,…
Natural beauty and prosperity of sacred spots have been attracting all kind of people, from ascetic to common man, since time immemorial. Mallika Theertham locally known as…
Bhramaramba Cheruvu is located in the ancient northern pathway to Srisailam from Umamaheswaram, at a distance of about 70 km from Srisailam. It is at Latitude of…
Kadalivanam is a huge cave like natural Rock Shelter located on the left bank of River Krishna, on the opposite side of Srisailam at about 21 km…
There are countless natural caves and caverns of over million years old scattered across the Nallamalai Hill ranges. Some of these caves are very popular and have…
Nagalooty is located in a dense forest environment at about 28 km from Srisailam. The remains of several ruined temples, gopuras, pushkarinies and broken idols spread around…
According to Puranas, Bhairava is one of the forms of God Siva. There are as many as eight forms of Bhairava, each having another eight sub-forms, thus…