Bhramaramba Devi Temple (Srisailam)

🛕 Lord Devi | 📍 Srisailam, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh

Temple Tags: Famous Temple Hill Temple Jyotirlinga River Side Temple Shakti Peetha South India Temple

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⏰ Darshan

Morning: 04:30 AM – 01:00 PM
Evening: 03:00 PM – 10:00 PM

📅 Best Time to Visit

October to March

📸 Photography

Not Allowed

🔱 Temple Significance

This sacred site is believed to be the place where the neck (or throat) of Goddess Sati fell. Maa Bhramaramba is worshipped here as a powerful form of Shakti, symbolizing protection and divine energy.

Srisailam is unique because it is both a Shakti Peetha and a Jyotirlinga site, making it one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in India. Devotees believe that visiting here grants liberation, removes sins, and fulfills wishes.

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🏛 Temple History

The temple has ancient origins and is mentioned in various Hindu scriptures and Puranas. It has been a center of devotion for centuries and has been patronized by several dynasties, including the Satavahanas, Chalukyas, and Vijayanagara rulers. The architecture reflects traditional South Indian temple style with grand gopurams and intricate carvings. The temple has been continuously maintained and remains a major pilgrimage center. Srisailam has also been a place of meditation for saints and spiritual seekers, further enhancing its importance as a sacred स्थल.

Daily Poojas

No daily poojas available.

🔱 Special Rituals

No special rituals available.

🎉 Temple Festivals

No festivals available.

🧭 Pilgrim Travel Tips

Book darshan tickets in advance
Visit during weekdays for less crowd
Explore Krishna River viewpoints
Carry essentials for hill travel

🚍 How to Reach

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Railway Station

Markapur Road Railway Station • 85.00 km

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Airport

Hyderabad Airport • 220.00 km

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Bus Stand

Srisailam Bus Stand • 2.00 km

🔔 Darshan Timings & Rules

Dress Code: Traditional attire required

Photography: No

Prasad: Available

Prasad Details: Laddu, coconut, and temple prasadam