Uravakonda

Places to visit

• Ahobilam Temple : A little village called Ahobilam is well-known for housing the Lord Narasimha Swamy Temple. Dedicated to Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy is the Ahobilam temple. The Adi Lakshmi Devi Temple and Chenchu Lakshmi Devi Temple are both located within the temple complex. It is the only temple where the deity is worshipped in all nine of its forms. Ahobilam is thought to be located in the center of Adishesha and to extend throughout the Nalmalla Hills. The temple, which was constructed in the Vijayanagara architectural style, contains images of all nine incarnations of Lord Narasimha Swami. The holy Ahobilam Temple was erected on the Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy's 5 feet, 3 inch-long footprint. A marriage performed here is said to result in a joyful and fulfilling union. Lord Vishnu manifests as Lord Narasimha, a hybrid of a man and a lion. He arrived to protect Prahlad, one of his followers, from his father.

Distance: Ahobilam Templeis 4.7 kilometres away from uravakonda

• ISKCON Temple : The temple has four enormous horse statues at the entryway and is shaped like a chariot carried by horses. The Radha Parthasarathi Temple was established in February 2008 and is recognized by this name. The temple is devoted to Lord Krishna and focuses on promoting "Krishna awareness," the idea that Lord Krishna is the ultimate force and superior to all others. The temple is devoted to Lord Krishna and to promoting "Krishna awareness," the idea that Lord Krishna is the ultimate force and that all other powers are inferior. A restaurant is connected to the temple. When lights illuminate the temple's walls at night, it appears even more dazzling. The most cherished holiday is Janmashtami, which commemorates Lord Krishna's birth.

Distance: ISKCON Templeis 56 kilometres away from uravakonda

• Bugga Ramalingeswara Swami Temple: The Bugga Ramalingeswara Swami Temple is another well-known temple in the region. The temple, also known as Ramalingeswara Swami Temple, is devoted to Lord Shiva. The presence of a natural subterranean spring, from which water seeps into the Garbha Griha, gives the temple its distinctive appearance. On the area where the Lingam is situated, waterfalls automatically. Saint Parasurama is thought to have resided here and engaged in extensive meditation. The walls of the temple bear writing from the whole Shiv Purana.

Distance: Bugga Ramalingeswara Swami Templeis 17 kilometres away from uravakonda