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Perantalapalli

Perantalapalli

Posted by | Sep 23, 2017 | , , |

Perantalapalli is village which comes in the Papikondalu tour package. So if you go to Papikondalu you will this place. Perantalapalli article covers topics like How to reach,Waterfalls, Temple, Papikondalu, Village, What To Do. Interesting facts about Perantalapalli • The perantalapalli temple has no official priest only the devotees worship the god here. • The meeting point of sabari river with Godavari river can be clearly seen from this place. • Eating non-vegetarian and consuming alcohol are completely prohibited in this place. • The idol of Shiva under the shadow of snake was worshipped in Munivaatam.  About Perantalapalli Perantalapalli,...

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Kanipakam Temple

Kanipakam Temple

Posted by | Sep 21, 2017 | , |

Kanipakam Temple is the temple for lord varasiddhi vinayaka and there is a saying that all the pilgrims who visit to Tirupati must visit this temple first. Kanipakam Temple article covers topics like Accommodation, History, Timings, Photos, Information, About, What To Do, etc. Interesting facts about Kanipakam Temple • “Kani” refers to wetlands and “Pakam” means the flow of water to wetlands. • Strange feature of the idol is that it is getting bigger and bigger. At present, one can see the idol’s knees and abdomen. Kanipakam Temple Timings: The kanipakam Temple will be opened from 4:00 AM till...

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Papikondalu

Papikondalu

Posted by | Sep 21, 2017 | , |

Papikondalu is a perfect place for weekend getaway. It attracts everyone with its senery. Papikondalu article covers topics like Resorts, Tour Packages, Videos, Location, Images, Bamboo Huts, What To Do, How To Reach, etc. Interesting facts about Papikondalu • Around 50,000 people visit Papikondalu everyday. • Many attractions of Papikondalu may extinguish after completion of polavaram project. • There are two myths present on the orgin of the name Papikondalu or Papi hills. • One of the myth is when ‘saptha rishis’ pleaded the king ‘papi’ to give the way to river he left small gap between mountains. So...

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