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 Temple info -2809 கோயில் தகவல்-2809 SRI JAGANMOHINI KESAVA & GOPALA SWAMY TEMPLE, RYALI Ryali is located 40 Km from Rajahmundry, 74 Km from Kakinada and 34 Km from Amalapuram and it is situated between the rivers Vashista and Gautami, Tributaries of river Godavari, this is the site of the renowned Jagan Mohini Kesava Swamy temple. The exquisite idol, made of black stone depicting Maha Vishnu and Mohini on its front and rear sides, is a real marvel of sculptural dexterity. Jaganmohini Keshava (left – front male form & right – back female form) main swayambhu idol at RYALI Sthala Puranam According to the legend “Bhagavatam” while Devatas and Rakshas were quarrelling over sharing of holy Devine nectar “Sree Maha Vishnu” came to the rescue of Devatas in the guise of Mohini and convinced both the rivalry groups promising to distribute holy Devine nectar in equal share to Devatas and Rakshas. But in the interest of universal peace and welfare of sages, holy and Devine nectar was...

 Temple info -1917 கோயில் தகவல் -1917 Muramalla Temple Muramalla Temple, called Sri Veereswara Swamy Temple, is located in Muramalla Panchayat of Andhra Pradesh. The temple has dedicated to sri veereswara swamy and the goddess Parvathi. Timings: 5 am – 12 pm and 4 pm – 9 pm. It has believed that devotees who still need to get married, who find it challenging to get good proposals, get married with a mere visit to this temple. Not only that, childless couples and couples who don’t get along will find respite here. History of Muramalla Temple After Dakshayajna, Veerabhadra, on the wish of Sri Mahavishnu, attached a goat’s head to Dakshuna, resurrected Daksha and completed the Daksha Yajna by him. But the anger caused by Sati’s creation of fire and its burning did not calm down, no matter how much everyone tried. Hence, the gods and the trinity prayed to Adiparashakti, and Jaganmata sent one of her Shodasha arts in the name of Bhadrakali to pacify Veerabhadra. Muramalla Temple No matt...

 Temple info -1914 கோயில் தகவல் -1914 Ryali Jaganmohini Temple Ryali Temple is located 40 Km from Rajahmundry, 74 Km from Kakinada and 34 Km from Amalapuram and is situated between the rivers Vashista and Gautami, the tributaries of the River Godavari, the location of the renowned JaganMohini Kesava Swamy Temple. The exquisite statue, made of black stone depicting Maha Vishnu and Mohini on its front and back sides, is a real masterpiece of sculptural dexterity. Ryali Temple History in Telugu: According to the legend “Bhagavatam,” when Devatas and Rakshas were quarrelling over the sharing of the holy Divine nectar “Sree Maha Vishnu” came to the rescue of Devatas in the form of Mohini and persuaded both rivalry parties that promised to distribute the holy Divine nectar equally to Devatas and Rakshas.But for the sake of universal harmony and the wellbeing of the wise, holy and sacred nectar was distributed to the Devatas alone, and the Mohini vanished. Lord Siva, seeing the most fasci...

 Temple info -342 கோயில் தகவல் -342         SRI SIDDI VINAYAKA SWAMI TEMPLE (SRI VIGNESWARA SWAMI TEMPLE), AINAVILLI SRI SIDDI VINAYAKA SWAMI TEMPLE (SRI VIGNESWARA SWAMI TEMPLE), Ainavilli is located at a distance of 72 Km from Kakinada (Via Yanam, Amalapuram and Mukteswaram), 55 Km from Rajahmundry (Via Ravulapalem, Kotapeta and Vanapalli) and 14 Kms from Amalapuram (Mukteswaram).According to Vaastu Sastra the most suitable places to build temples are, on the bank of a river, near the sea – shore, at the confluence of rivers, on top of a mountain or near places of sanctity. Tale of Ainavalli In the midst of the lush – green fields of the River Godavari the Konaseema area reminds one of the sanctity and sacred feeling described in the Vaastu Sastra. In this area of Konaseema is Ainavilli, where the “SIDDI VINAYAKA TEMPLE” is situated. Before performing Daksha Yagna Daksha Prajapati was supposed to have performed puja of Vinayaka at this place for its successful...