Parasurameswara Swamy Temple Attirala

Parasurameswara Swamy Temple Attirala

In Trethayuga, Jamadagini the great sage suspecting the chastity of his wife, asked his son to cut off her head, but the first two were reluctant to obey his orders. His third son Parasurama obeyed his father and thus incurred the sin of maticide. At his request  Jamadagni asked his son to make pilgrimages to holy kshetras to get rid of his sin.  Thus parasurama went all around the kshetras, but he was free from the sin only  after taking bath in the Cheyyeru Madugu and offering worship  to the g od Tretesvara.  From then onwards this place got the name Hatyarala (Hathya in sanskrit means to be killed and ralu in Telugu means to fall). The present form Attirala is said to be corrupted  form of Hatyarala. 

In Amarakosa, Cheyyeru is mentioned as Bahuda Saitavhaini.

Sri Malliswara Swamy Temple KotraKona History

Sri Malliswara Swamy Temple KotraKona History

Sri Malleswara Swamy Temple at Kotrakona village of Gangadhar Nellore, Chittor District.

This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built by Chola kings during 11th century.  This temple came under external attacks during 12th and 13th century. There is mention of inner prakarams, Vimanagopuram, Rajagopuram and goddess Bhuvaneswari Devi on the premises. 

How to reach Kotrakona Village?

1. It is 13 km from Chittoor and takes 10 mins by Road
2. It is 72 km from Tirupati, it takes 1 hours 15 mins by Road

For more details visit www.gotirupati.com

Prasanna Varadaraja Swamy Lakshmipuram Kuppam History

Prasanna Varadaraja Swamy Lakshmipuram Kuppam History

Lakshmipuram gained the popular after the arrival of Sriman Chakravarthy Varadacharya Swamy from Sri Mushanam in South Arcot District, who is believed to have found this temple in the village about 1000 years ago. The swamy is believed to have originally installed the idol of Lord Sri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy in the temple, and then village came to known as Lakshmipuram.

Baireeswara Swamy Temple Ramasamudram Punganur

Baireeswara Swamy Temple Ramasamudram Punganur

Location:  Near Ramasamudram in the middle of forest area. It is 16 km from Punganur Taluk, Chittoor district.

How to reach this place?

Take a deviated at Dinnapalle left towards Kangani Village.

"Soonya Lingasya Pujanam, Daridrasya danam, Anandha prethasamskaro kotiyagna palam labeth"

Madhavam Guest House Srinivasam Complex Tirupati Rooms Online Booking Procedure

Madhavam Guest House  Srinivasam Complex Tirupati Rooms Online Booking Procedure

Madhavam Guest House Tirupati Rooms Booking procedure

1.  50% of rooms will be released for online booking.
2. Advance booking can be done at TTD Website www.ttdsevaonline.com
3. Madhavam Guest House Rooms Online booking Rooms can be made 60 days in advance.
4. Only one room can be booked online using one login ID.
5. Extension for one day will be done at Room allotment counter at Srinivasam Complex in the Ground Floor, with the same tariff.
6. Pilgrims who want to stay beyond 2 days from the time of allotment, have to pay double the rent amount, charge is laid to avoid misuse.
7. Room will be allotted to the person, on whom the booking is made.
8. Room cancellation, any changes to the booking is not available.

Soumyanatha Swamy Temple Nandalur History

Soumyanatha Swamy Temple Nandalur History

Sri Soumyanatha Swamy Temple Nandalur, which is at 2 mins walk from Town. This Temple resembles Chola culture and architecture and is built in 11th Century. This Temple spreads across 10 acres and is a popular Vaishnava site. There are inscriptions on Temple walls, which dates from 10th till 17th Century. This temple underwent renovations during this times of Pandyas, Kakatiyas and Vijayanagar dynasties. During Patiraja dynasty, this temple received the high prominence. As per inscriptions on the Temple walls, this temple holds 120 acres of agriculture lands, which is meant for the development and maintenance of temple activities.

Kodanda Rama Swamy Temple History Vontimitta

Sri Kodanda Rama Swamy Temple History Vontimitta 

Temple is 28 km from Kadapa Town, 16 km from Siddout fort via Bhakarapeta.  The lofty gateway, the large and beautifully sculptured mandapam, with thirty two pillars, called the Madhyaranga mandapam. This place is associated with great scholars and bhaktas like bommari pothana who wrote Bhagavatham and dedicated to Lord here, Tallapaka Annamacharya, Ayyalaraju Tripurantaka and Ayyalaraju Ramabhadra.