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Jambukeshwara

Jambukeshwara

Jambukeshwara Jambukeshwara History, Timings As per the folklore, Goddess Parvati made Siva Linga out of the River Cauvery water and installed under Venn Naaval tree in the Jambu forest. Goddess Parvati performed strict penance and performed strict penance. Impressed Lord Siva appeared before her and did Upadesa (Siva Gnana). The Linga here called by Appu Lingam. […]

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Samayapuram Mariamman Temple

Samayapuram Mariamman Temple

Samayapuram Mariamman Temple It is believed that those who are suffering Chicken Pox, Small Pox will be relieved on sprinkling holy water. This Abhishekam Theertham (holy water) will be sprinkled after Pooja. It is believed that Goddess Sakthi safeguards the devotees who believe her truly. Pushpa Yagotsavam (Flower festival) will be celebrated during the month […]

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Keesaragutta Hyderabad

Keesaragutta Hyderabad

Keesaragutta Hyderabad Keesaragutta Hyderabad Timings, History Earlier, Keesaragutta was called by Kesaragiri. As per the folklore, Lord Rama thought of installing Siva on top of this hill to get rid of Brahma Hatya (Sin of killing the demon King Ravana, a Brahmin). He instructed Hanuman to bring Siva Linga from Varanasi. As the auspicious time […]

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komuravelli mallanna temple

komuravelli mallanna temple

komuravelli Mallanna temple Komuravelli Mallanna temple History, Timings As per the Legend, Mallanna is the incarnation of Lord Siva. Some used to say that Mallanna is Son of Lord and Younger brother to Ellamma. Poojas performed at this temple will be done in Telugu ie No Sanskrit mantras during the Pooja. Temple priest is from […]

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Nookambika Temple Anakapalli

Nookambika Temple Anakapalli

Nookambika Temple Anakapalli Nookambika Temple Anakapalli, Timings, History In the year 1450 AD, Arcad Nawab’s made their commander-in-chief Kakarlapudi Appalaraju as the king for Sarpavaram region for his great services. Appalaraju ruled the region by building a fort at Anakapalli. Appalaraju Installed his family deity Kakatambika to the south of the fort. As the time passes […]

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nellaiappar temple tirunelveli

nellaiappar temple tirunelveli

Nellaiappar temple Tirunelveli nellaiappar temple tirunelveli History The word Nelveli has derived from Puranas that the Lord Siva safeguarded the granary from submerging in the river floods. Lord did fencing around the granary where Paddy was kept for His worship. As per the Legend, an ardent of Lord Siva, A Brahmin, Veda Sanman had spread the paddy on […]

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